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PPID Horses’ Hair Cortisol Levels Examined
by Erica Larson | May 26, 2017
Scientists theorized that hair cortisol levels could help identify early stage pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction.
Read MoreIs Selenium Deficiency Deadly to Horses?
by Erica Larson | Aug 29, 2016
Too much dietary selenium can cause toxicity or even death. But too little selenium can be life-threatening, as well.
Read MoreDoes EMS Impact Horses’ Immune Responses to Vaccines?
by Erica Larson | Aug 12, 2016
EMS did not appear to significantly impact horses’ humoral responses compared to age-matched controls, researchers said.
Read MoreCardiac Arrhythmias and Performance in Young Standardbreds
by Erica Larson | Aug 6, 2016
Horses with significant cardiac arrhythmias or ones found during multiple sessions might be less likely to race.
Read MoreHyperinsulinemia in Horses: What to Watch For
by Erica Larson | Jul 22, 2016
Researchers identified several disease predictors, including advancing age, laminitis, and a cresty neck, among others.
Read MoreForage: Evaluating Quality and Balancing Rations
by Erica Larson | Sep 7, 2015
Basing a horse’s diet on forage allows him to function as evolution and nature intended. Here’s where to start.
Read MoreOptions for Managing Equine Intestinal Pain
by Erica Larson | Sep 5, 2015
Veterinarians can’t manage all colics with NSAIDs alone. Learn about the other medication options they have.
Read MoreScientists Compare Insulin Resistance Test Options
by Stephanie L. Church, Editorial Director | Sep 1, 2015
Researchers ran four tests on the same group of horses to compare results and determine sensitivity and specificity.
Read MoreYes, Your Horse is Neurologic (Or No, He Isn’t)
by Stephanie L. Church, Editorial Director | Aug 26, 2015
Equine veterinarians confirm motion capture could be useful for objective measurements of ataxia, or incoordination.
Read MoreSeparate Shedders for Safety
by Stephanie L. Church, Editorial Director | Aug 23, 2015
Scientists examined the effects of Salmonella shedding on previously hospitalized horses and their stablemates.
Read MoreUsing Nutrition to Manage Obesity
by Erica Larson | Aug 21, 2015
Obesity is not just a cosmetic issue. It’s a health issue. Learn how to modify your horse’s diet to help him slim down.
Read MoreStudy: Mycotoxin Causes Bone Marrow Suppression, Hair Loss
by Erica Larson | Aug 18, 2015
Still, the researchers found that spontaneous recovery is possible following trichothecene intoxication in horses.
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