Nutrition for Optimum Equine Performance
University of Guelph
July 28, 2015
Feeding a balanced diet and ensuring nutrient replacement after exercise are imperative to keep horses performing well.
Feeding a balanced diet and ensuring nutrient replacement after exercise are imperative to keep horses performing well.
Finite-element modeling is providing a more in-depth look at equine joint health under varying loading conditions.
By spending time to minimize the various hazards found on your property through identification and removal, you’ll take one step closer to making your barn and property safer for your horse and eliminate any potential accidents that may occur.
The most reliable approach to fire safety is to plan for the worst by having solid procedures in place for fire prevention and adhere to them daily.
Research on RAO, or heaves, in horses could help in finding solutions for asthma in humans.
A hot humid day. One rider. One horse. Both are exercising at a moderate level. Who is more likely to overheat?
Koko the horse appeared to be a typical mare, but when she began acting overly aggressive and trying to mount her female counterparts, her owner became suspicious.
After a barrage of tests at the University of Guelph’s Ontario Ve
Equine Guelph’s youth program, EquiMania!, will be back at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair Nov. 6-15 to teach kids about horse health care and safety in a fun, interactive setting.
Safety will be a big theme at this year’s EquiMania!. The “Play Safe. It’s HorseSense!” safety initiative will be expanded to include safety on the entire horse farm. The multifaceted safety initiative
A program to collect obsolete pesticides is being expanded this year to also provide farmers with safe disposal for unused animal health products and sharps. Taking place this fall, the program is part of an Ontario government-supported Great Lakes Basin water quality initiative that offers farmers a way to recycle these items.
As part of this project, farmers will be able to bring their
A new large animal isolation unit that sets the standard for patient housing and infection control opened May 25 at the University of Guelph’s Ontario Veterinary College (OVC).
Animals showing signs of infectious disease will
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