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As horses age, they may begin to experience arthritis pain, which can greatly impact their quality of life. Fortunately, there are several treatments available to manage this pain, including …
Flexion testing is an important diagnostic tool used to identify lameness in horses. It involves the manipulation of a joint in the horse’s leg to assess the range of …
Horses are prone to several health issues, one of which is gastric ulcers. Gastric ulcers are a painful condition that affects the stomach lining of horses, and it can …
Horse lameness is a common condition that can affect horses of all ages, breeds, and disciplines. It can be caused by a wide range of factors such as trauma, …
Horse lameness is a common problem among horse owners and trainers. It can affect horses of all ages and disciplines, and can be caused by a variety of factors …
Hay is a primary source of nutrition for horses, providing them with the necessary fiber, vitamins, and minerals. However, hay can sometimes be high in sugar content, which can …
Will medication cure my horses’ allergies? Sarah Birkhold B.S, DVM Just like people, horses get allergies as well. Allergies can manifest in the skin, or lung disease known as …
Lameness in horses can be difficult to diagnose, especially when the lameness is subtle, or located high in the limb. Often, our clients prefer to know the exact source …
Why shouldn’t you remove a nail from a horses’ hoof before calling the vet? Sarah Birkhold B.S, DVM A nail in the hoof of a horse can be a …
Most geriatric horses will experience some form of pain from degenerative joint disease as they age. While there are many options available to manage arthritis in older horses, non-invasive …
