Patchy Hair Loss in Horses
Susan L. White, DVM, MS, Dipl. ACVIM
May 21, 2019
What causes patchy hair loss in horses? How can I treat it?
How to care for the basic health needs of horses
What causes patchy hair loss in horses? How can I treat it?
A biomechanical engineer explains how most modern riding helmets protect our heads and what they might protect against in the future, as well.
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Address the entire horse, not just the injury, when bringing a patient back to work, veterinarians say.
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Some horses with neuromuscular disease could have a protozoan parasite Sarcocystis fayeri in their skeletal muscles, researchers learned.
Researchers say this might be a bigger source of environmental contamination than previously thought.
In honor of International Donkey Week, May 6-11, 2019, we asked readers to share photos and stories of their favorite long-eared equines.
One behavior expert explains the differences in behavior between donkeys and horses.
Laminitis can be challenging to treat, but using acupuncture in conjunction with traditional therapies might improve results, one study found. Here’s how.
A standing equine PET scanner will soon be available at Santa Anita Park. Veterinarians and researchers hope it will ultimately help identify subtle pre-existing bone changes before they lead to catastrophic injuries.
Researchers developed the new method for horses based on work conducted in humans. The procedure involves two stabilization devices: an intervertebral device to reduce compression and screws with rotating heads and connecting rods to stabilize the vertebrae.
Belgian horses with two copies of the DDB2 genetic variant are four times more likely to develop ocular squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) than those with one or no copies, researchers found.
Ammonia buildup can affect a horse’s respiratory health and performance, but it is preventable with sound management practices. Download this free report to learn more.
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