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Exercise induced pulmonary hemorrhage (EIPH) in the horse is a common problem especially in the Thoroughbred racing industry and the Quarter Horse competing in barrel racing. The precise cause of the bleeding in the lungs is uncertain but only theorized currently. Despite the heavy usage of medications including Lasix or other diuretics, the problem of […]
EIPH in the Horse; A Tale of Two Horses Read More »
Anxiety is very common in the horse, especially noted in the lighter weight and leaner breeds, such as the Thoroughbred. The anxiety is often self-evident in the horse by seeing vices such as cribbing, pawing, weaving, or just overall restlessness. The anxiety, when uncontrolled, will also lead to a high incidence of gastric or stomach
Management of Anxiety in a Thoroughbred with Herbs Read More »
You are up in the middle of the night. Your horse is restless and you are endlessly walking him up and down the barn isle way to help soothe his discomfort. Colic. Such as simple word, but yet so many different presentations in the horse with some cases resolving easily, while other horses require intensive
Management Options for Colic in the Horse Read More »
If you own a horse, chances are at some point in time you will contend with scrapes, cuts, and lacerations. Even if you were to bubble wrap these guys, these types of injuries are very common and can happen outdoors or even when they are confined to a stall. For many owners, their occurrence is
Cuts and lacerations in the Horse; When to Call the Vet! Read More »
Tendon injuries are all too common in the horse and are not just confined to the equine athlete. Any horse can succumb to a strained tendon, even on pasture, with a wrong step or muddy footing. Despite the injuries being common, the recovery process can be quite extensive for many, resulting on a significant time
Tendon and Ligament Injuries in the Horse and Recovery Read More »