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Don’t Forget to Get That New Horse Show Puppy Vaccinated!

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Don’t Forget to Get That New Horse Show Puppy Vaccinated!

“Canine parvo is a disease that we have really good vaccines for. Unfortunately, vaccination is not happening with the right puppies in the right place at the right time.”

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Fall is a Crucial Time for Dental Check-ups, Especially for Senior Horses

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Fall is a Crucial Time for Dental Check-ups, Especially for Senior Horses

Because each set of premolars and molars erupts at a different age, they also expire at different ages. These can lead to gaps between teeth and teeth of varying heights (“wave mouth”) which causes abnormal chewing patterns and uneven wear on the teeth.

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Choosing the Correct Trailer Size For Your Horse

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Choosing the Correct Trailer Size For Your Horse

The length from butt bar to chest bar in a straight load should leave six to eight inches to spare. Too much length can get a horse in trouble.

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4 Tips to Help Protect Your Horse From Ulcers

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4 Tips to Help Protect Your Horse From Ulcers

Horses are designed to continuously graze throughout the day; they also have relatively small stomachs compared to their body size, with only about a two- to four-gallon capacity. Because horses are natural grazers, they produce large amounts of saliva and need a continuous amount of roughage in their stomachs to create a protective wall from gastric acids.

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Cold Weather Challenges for Horses with Osteoarthritis

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Cold Weather Challenges for Horses with Osteoarthritis

Cheramie recommends slow, easy stretching movements before training to help loosen muscles and get the circulation going in stiff joints. Also, allow time afterwards for winding-down so the horse can relax and not lose too much body heat all at once. This also helps keep muscles loose.4

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UC Davis Helps Champion Quarter Horse Return to Competition After Botulism Poisoning

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UC Davis Helps Champion Quarter Horse Return to Competition After Botulism Poisoning

John remained hospitalized at UC Davis for 26 days. During that time, he was treated with botulism anti-toxin plasma. He received other supportive care including intravenous fluid therapy, anti-inflammatories, and vitamin E. John was unable to stand without help, so faculty, staff and students in the Large Animal Clinic instituted the “Large Animal Lift” to assist him to stand.

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National Equine Health Plan Published

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National Equine Health Plan Published

“We have seen firsthand how disease outbreaks cost the industry millions of dollars for the care of sick horses, implementation of biosecurity, and lost revenue in the form of cancelled or restricted commercial equine activities such as horseshows,” said AHC President Julie Broadway.

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What Are the Costs of Horse Ownership?

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What Are the Costs of Horse Ownership?

Did You Know? The top-priced Thoroughbred yearling at the 2015 Keeneland September Sale sold for $2.1M. Even though you are probably not planning to buy the next Triple Crown winner, it is important to consider all costs of horse ownership before deciding to purchase one.

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Have You Ever Considered Your Pet’s Mental Health?

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Have You Ever Considered Your Pet’s Mental Health?

In dogs, mental illness commonly manifests in the form of:
– aggression towards people or animals
– fears and phobias, for example of thunderstorms
– compulsion such as tail or shadow chasing
– cognitive decline in older dogs.

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New Research Suggests Pets Can Help Those Living with Mental Illness

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New Research Suggests Pets Can Help Those Living with Mental Illness

The study involved 54 participants with a severe mental illness, for example, schizophrenia or bipolar disorder. Twenty-five of the participants identified a pet as being important in the everyday management of their illness. What’s more, of these 25 participants, more than half identified their pet as being one of the most important things to them in managing their mental health.

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