Equine nutritionist Dr. Nettie Liburt answers a listener’s question about transitioning horses from hay and alfalfa to pasture grass after a move from California to Texas.
Researchers recently determined that some standard laboratory and commercial allergy tests for horses are not reliable.
Researchers found that one supplement was not inferior to omeprazole in several areas in their study.
While you can’t cut costs in all areas, here are several ways to reduce your horse-related expenses.
The legislation would reduce the number of days Kentucky counties must keep estray animals in their custody.
Researchers recently evaluated how well the horse industry uses the available resources to improve feeding practices.
A horse from the Regional Municipality of Waterloo has tested positive for neurologic equine herpesvirus-1 (EHV).
A coordinated insect control approach can help keep horses as fly-free as possible this spring.
These abstract paintings by celebrated Thoroughbred retirees will debut in an exclusive eBay auction starting March 1.
Authorities have seized nearly 40 allegedly maltreated horses from a farm in Dallas, Oregon.
When covering veterinary conferences, there’s always that one presentation that stands out among the rest. At the 2014 American Association of Equine Practitioners convention held
The FEI took an emergency measure to protect horse welfare and to preserve the integrity of its rules and regulations.
Underwater treadmill therapy can significantly improve balance control in horses with osteoarthritis.
Dr. Scott McClure presents about shock wave therapy for horses, explaining what a shock wave is and how it can help horses.
The 25-year-old son of Seattle Slew was euthanized Feb. 25 due to complications with equine protozoal myeloencephalitis.
Dr. Nancy Diehl weighs in on how to tell if a horse is intelligent, or whether he’s inherently good or bad.
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