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Injuries, lameness, and health problems plague our equine population more now than ever before. In truth, the elevation in equine health issues mirrors the rise in the human population. In truth, they are connected, as we, the human, are caring for the horse. What we know, in regards to our own health, is reflected back […]
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Lethargy and loss of stamina in the competitive horse can originate from a variety of clinical problems. Upper airway conditions are common and are a potential source, however, even then, there are contributing factors. Dorsal displacement of the soft palate and laryngeal hemiplasia are specific problems found intermittently in the horse, which can be troublesome
Soft Palate Displacement and Lethargy in a Quarter Horse Read More »
“No Foot, No Horse”. This is a common saying throughout the years that has stood the test of time and has remained truthful in many regards. The fact is that the horse is highly dependent upon their feet and thus, the external hoof capsule, for overall soundness and quality of life. The concept of hoof
Hoof Health and Soundness in the Horse: Personal Observations Read More »
Equine arthritis and bone degenerative changes are all too common in the horse industry. These changes can impact any joint, but commonly found in the fetlock, carpus or knee, hock or tarsus, stifle, hip and back region. The navicular bone and coffin bone are also commonly impacted and associated with navicular disease and pedal osteitis.
Equine Arthritis and Bone Deterioration; Is It Reversible? Read More »
Polysaccharide storage myopathy (PSSM) is an increasing diagnosis in the equine community and is linked back to a group of conditions, referred to as ‘myopathies’. The problem of PSSM is becoming more commonplace, leaving many owners unsure as to what the condition is or how to best manage it. Like many other conditions, PSSM is
PSSM in Horses; Thoughts and Considerations on Therapy Options Read More »