Skin Problems During the Summer
Susan L. White, DVM, MS, Dipl. ACVIM
August 1, 2000
Skin problems in horses are some of the most frustrating disorders to manage for both owner and veterinarian.
Skin problems in horses are some of the most frustrating disorders to manage for both owner and veterinarian.
My horse is constantly rubbing his tail on anything he can find. What’s causing him to do this?
A horse’s skin is vital to the animal’s survival. It serves as its anatomical boundary and as the principal organ of communication between the horse and the environment in which it lives. As is the case with other body components, the skin of a
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