Understanding Laminitis On-Demand Webinar
The Horse Staff
August 11, 2007
In May 2007, TheHorse.com brought you the industry’s first Web-based live seminar: “Understanding Laminitis.”
How to care for the basic health needs of horses
In May 2007, TheHorse.com brought you the industry’s first Web-based live seminar: “Understanding Laminitis.”
If you’ve visited the Kentucky Horse Park sometime in the past few months, you might have noticed a small, dark brown gelding, utterly unremarkable apart from his obvious age, walking with purpose with bright eyes and pricked ears among the sleek
Researchers identified higher serum antibody levels against the equine tapeworm, Anoplocephala perfoliata, in horses with colic compared to horses without colic in a study conducted by Maarten Boswinkel DVM, Specialist KNMvD Equine
At the 2006 American Association of Equine Practitioners Convention, Dr. Sharon Spier spoke about HYPP.
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The Student Fund began in 1993 as a way for members to support the Student Award
(Editor’s Note: Last month we discussed the start of using pressure to work on ground
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Has there been new research completed on the available vaccines for Potomac horse fever?
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Equine nutritionists discuss a variety of feeds and feeding practices to help horses cope with problems.
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The child, the driver, and her teenage daughter were bruised and battered Sunday after the
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