Could Eye Temperature Help Detect Stress in Horses?
Christa Lesté-Lasserre, MA
December 13, 2013
Can you see stress in your horse’s eyes? It’s possible if you’ve got an infrared thermographic camera.
Can you see stress in your horse’s eyes? It’s possible if you’ve got an infrared thermographic camera.
Of 1,286 voters, 841 (65%) indicated they feed beet pulp to their horses.
Governing officials are exploring ways to reduce hurdles for horses crossing country lines.
Considering end-of-life decisions for your horse ahead of time will help minimize the unpleasantness inherent in these events and serve to provide optimal care for your horse.
Because no new drugs against small strongyles are currently being developed, an effective parasite control program should aim to prevent further resistance.
Brazilian researchers studied the drug reparixin’s effects on horses with experimentally induced laminitis.
A U.S. House subcommittee has scheduled a hearing on horse racing safety and integrity for Nov. 21.
The sixth edition of the Health and Safety in the Racing and Breeding Industry guide is available.
If your child is chomping at the bit to enter the horse world, here are some tips to help get them started.
Several compounding pharmacies are under scrutiny from horse racing regulators.
Thus far in 2013, 12 Kentucky horses have tested positive for WNV in 10 counties.
Of the 1,212 voters, 848 (70%) indicated they do not clip their horses’ whiskers.
The effort to adopt uniform national reforms continues to gain support, the NTRA reports.
Your daily grooming regime requires commitment. Its rewards are your horse’s continued well-being and comfort.
Dressage rider Isabell Werth received a six-month suspension after her horse tested positive for cimetidine.
The risk factors associated with laminitis are many. But which are most important for owners to watch for?
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