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In today’s society, we are all about instant gratification. It’s becoming worse as technology increases. We can expect to have our groceries or other items instantly delivered, but is the same true for the health of your horse? Unfortunately, as much as you desire it to be true, it just isn’t. This ‘time thing’ is […]
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Laminitis is a complex medical condition in the horse creating significant foot pain in many cases. Despite therapies and specialized shoes, many of these horses continue to suffer the consequences and contend with daily discomfort on various levels. Considering that our standard medical therapies often fail us and our equine companions more times than not,
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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
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EPM has become a common clinical problem in the horse, being primarily a parasitic infection of the central or peripheral nervous system cased by Sarcocystis neurona. The condition is commonly diagnosed in all breeds of horses and different levels of activity from the backyard companion to the elite dressage competitor. When not managed properly and
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Digestion. It is a simple, yet, very complex process in the horse that is often overlooked by owners and veterinarians. We often see it as just being a matter of putting food into the mouth, then the stomach, and all will be well in the end. Although that concept is rather simple, the process is
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Ear infections are a common problem in the dog, but can vary in severity and rate of occurrence dependent on the breed. In many cases, it seems like the condition appears 2-3 times per year, if not more often. The more often the ear infection condition arises in your dog, not only does this signal
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