Got Ulcers?
Christa Lesté-Lasserre, MA
February 1, 2014
Learn about gastric ulcers and how to treat them and decrease their likelihood of causing your horse distress.
Learn about gastric ulcers and how to treat them and decrease their likelihood of causing your horse distress.
Vets successfully employed a pioneering technique to treat a South African horse’s intraosseous pressure.
The 17.3-hand former mount of U.S. equestrian Karen O’Conner was euthanized earlier this week. He was 30.
The 17-year-old Selle Francais mare broke a bone in her front right leg in a pasture accident on Jan. 26.
The 12-year-old Westphalian gelding was euthanized Jan. 18 in Florida following two colic surgeries.
Genomic research suggests that horses could also be susceptible to rotavirus from both cows and pigs.
Brush up on your hay feeder knowledge with these 10 research-based tidbits.
Swiss officials have enacted a law prohibiting the use of hyperflexion (also known as rollkur).
Learn about a possible new test for diagnosing insect bite hypersensitivity (summer eczema, sweet itch).
Can you see stress in your horse’s eyes? It’s possible if you’ve got an infrared thermographic camera.
Researchers recently studied the genetics of white leg and face markings, and they’ve learned that these features are the result of complex genetic processes.
Are top dressage horses routinely performing the “perfect passage” as defined by the FEI?
The change could threaten 80,000 horses’ lives and put more than 6,000 horse industry employees out of work.
The deadly disease atypical myopathy has claimed hundreds of equine lives in Europe over the past few weeks.
A second blood sample analysis has confirmed the presence of a banned substance in a New Zealand eventing horse during his victory at the 2013 Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials in September.
Governing officials are exploring ways to reduce hurdles for horses crossing country lines.
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