Polly’s owner planned ahead to keep her healthy and happy over their 2,500-mile, 14-month journey from the Canadian to Mexican borders.
Scientists are continuing to uncover which genes are responsible for certain traits in horses.
An ideal conditioning and racing program allows racehorses to perform at their peak, remain sound through their racing careers, and be ready to commence a second career in another discipline.
Ponies that didn’t receive extra hay adapted to the available food supply, but blood parameters suggested health problems could develop when the available fodder is insufficient.
Presentation topics will include metabolic issues, breeding, melanoma, lameness in prepurchase exams, and more.
Researchers have found yet another genetic variation responsible for yet-unexplained white spotting.
Veterinarians could be able to use this baseline data to identify prelaminitic changes in Arabian horses.
Researchers found high degrees of heritability (up to 0.17), especially in male horses and in pacers.
Base coat color and horse sex appear to play significant roles in spotting patterns, researchers learned.
For the first time in more than a century kulan (or Asiatic wild asses) are residing on Kazakhstan’s central steppes.
Researchers from The Donkey Sanctuary and the University of Milan developed the guidelines during a two-year study.
Is your donkey bored? Here are suggestions for adding entertaining food to your donkey’s environment.
Dr. Ernest Bailey shares information about genetic diseases that related to specific breeds.
Scientists say Friesians benefit from specific exercise regimens and warmups based on their anaerobic threshold.
Squamous cell carcinoma is the most common cancer found in equine eyes and the second most common equine tumor overall.
Some horses are vulnerable to sun damage. Here’s what to watch for and how to protect against it.
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