EIPH and Furosemide Use in Racehorses Explained
Erica Larson
October 4, 2012
One researcher discusses EIPH, furosemide use in racehorses, and related scientific research.
One researcher discusses EIPH, furosemide use in racehorses, and related scientific research.
My 13-year-old pony stallion was quite well-muscled and stocky with a pronounced crest when he was younger. Af
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Australian researchers found hoof moisture levels similar in horses from dry and wet areas and after soaking.
The colt was diagnosed with a peripheral nerve injury that caused atrophy in his left infraspinatus muscle.
Researchers tested electromyography for identifying equine muscle fatigue during exercise.
Exercising the multifidus muscles in addition to daily training could reduce equine back pain.
The first discussion, which will cover sacroiliac pain in horses, is scheduled for Aug. 6 at 6:30 p.m.
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Researchers collected information about health problems experienced by young horses being prepped for sale.
While some studies support the use of equine nasal strips, others have yielded less promising results.
Dutch scientists determined that all non-natural head and neck positions affect horses’ breathing.
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