The Value of a Diagnosis
Doug Thal, DVM, Dipl. ABVP
October 11, 2012
Owners often use the internet to inform their decision-making, and horses sometimes suffer as a result.
Owners often use the internet to inform their decision-making, and horses sometimes suffer as a result.
Just in case you might be on the lookout in Boston for Alice, here’s what the typical unicorn looks like.. If you’re in the Boston
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Guinness has announced the newest world record holders, and here is just a sampling of the equine-related world records: Oklahoma Sam – World’s Tallest Donkey
It’s a widely known fact that I can fit horses into any trip, vacation, or adventure I go on. And last weekend was no exception.
Carcass disposal is a messy subject. Let that horse’s body lie there too long and it will start to bloat, then stink horrifically as it
The very safest method of mosquito control for you, your horses and the environment includes reducing the breeding ground for mosquitoes: mud and stagnant water. Here is a checklist of horse farm management techniques for reducing mosquito habitat.
Last week I was up to my eyeballs in, well, eyeballs. The American Association of Equine Practitioners’ Focus on Ophthalmology seminar took place in Raleigh,
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