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March 29, 2023

Synovial Tissue May Hold Secret to Treating Osteoarthritis in Horses

he joint, called the synovium, secretes proteins believed to protect cartilage from the devastating effects of inflammation. Read more
Grey horse looking out of a barn
March 29, 2023

Soundness in Senior Horses

Decreased mobility in the form of lameness is a predominant health concern of old horses. What specifically ails these Read more
March 27, 2023

Rehabilitation for Tendon Injuries in Horses: Stem Cells Useful

Scientists are honing in on the best way to treat injuries to the superficial digital flexor tendon. Stem cell Read more
March 22, 2023

Obese Equine Athletes: Are These “Unhealthy” Healthy Horses?

Obesity is widespread among all classes of horses, not just sedentary ones. Even elite performance horses can become Read more
Close-up of horse's muzzle
March 13, 2023

Severe Equine Asthma: Abnormal Airway Smooth Muscle Explained

Inflammation and excessive growth of airway smooth muscle cause airway obstruction, making it harder for asthmatic horses to breathe. Read more
Front two horse hooves laminitis.
March 06, 2023

Role of Nitric Oxide, Endothelial Dysfunction, and Blood Pressure in Laminitis Explored

Laminitis is always a concern for horse owners, and that concern is increasing with the rise of endocrinopathies diagnosed Read more
Fat horse in field
March 01, 2023

New Testing Protocol for Equine Metabolic Syndrome

A palatable custom-made “glycemic pellet” was recently developed for insulin dysregulation testing in horses. Read more
February 27, 2023

Colic Research: Colonic Microchip Trackers in Horses

By surgically implanting microchips in specific regions of the large colon in a horse, researchers gleaned information about this Read more
Blanketed Horse in Pasture
February 22, 2023

Why Are You Blanketing Your Horse This Winter?

To better understand the effect of blanketing on hair coat length and diameter, researchers examined hair closely throughout the Read more
February 20, 2023

IRAP, Stem Cells Fail to Rescue Injured Tendons in Horses

Injured tendons require a moderate level of inflammation to initiate healing, but prolonged inflammation may induce scarring. Read more
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