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Continue reading …In these economically challenging times, owners of less critically ill foals may be reluctant to seek care. The Jump Start package is designed so that owners know the total cost for this level of care before sending their foal to the hospital.
Continue reading …There are a number of serious diseases that can affect horses and humans. A big concern today is that some of these pathogens are becoming resistant to the antibiotics we use to treat them.
Continue reading …Her presentation will focus on equine neurologic diseases, which can range from a drooping eyelid, to a change in personality, to an inability to stand. Dr. Johnstone will present several cases, asking the question: What’s your diagnosis?
Continue reading …We all admire the equine athlete, the captivating blend of speed, control, grace and endurance. But the added stress of performance requires an optimal diet, with plenty of energy from carbohydrates and fats, high quality protein, adequate minerals, and vitamins.
Continue reading …Is your area prone to flooding? What about tornadoes or blizzards? If the roads are closed, how do you get food to your horses?
Continue reading …“The most common mistake that people make is over-blanketing in a trailer and creating a sweaty animal, which can be harmful. Long-distance transport has been repeatedly proven to dehydrate horses, so adding to water loss by creating a sweat is dangerous.”
Continue reading …Determination, hope, and the will to live are traits that people assume only apply to humans, but that is simply not true.
Continue reading …MRLS can cause late-term foal losses, early- and late-term fetal losses and weak foals. Subsequent studies by UK researchers revealed that horses will inadvertently eat the caterpillars, and the caterpillar hairs embed into the lining of the alimentary tract.
Continue reading …“Data from the National Fire Reporting System (NFIRS) and the National Fire Protection Association (www.nfpa.org) show that the incidence of barn fires during March and April index higher than any other period of the year,” notes Wayne G. Hipsley, chairman of HorseSafetyUSA.com.
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