Here’s how veterinarians stage, diagnose, and treat equine osteoarthritis, and how they communicate with clients about joint disease in horses.

Understanding how these drug categories are regulated can give horse owners greater confidence in the safety, efficacy, and reliability of the medications their veterinarians prescribe. 

Firocoxib offers clinical efficacy comparable to phenylbutazone and flunixin meglumine but with a better safety profile.

Learn how thrush develops in horses, the signs to watch for, and treatment strategies that support both healing and responsible antimicrobial use.

PROTEK GI redefines equine gastric ulcer management with proven foregut and hindgut support.

Arthramid® 2.5% iPAAG is reshaping joint care by restoring synovial health, with new research set to expand evidence through 2025.

Fall’s mud and moisture can lead to horses developing painful pastern dermatitis, better known as scratches. Learn how to spot, prevent, and treat this common skin issue.

Purina® Outlast® gastric support supplement is research-backed and designed for daily use to help maintain equine stomach comfort.

Horses with EMS are at a higher risk of developing laminitis. Use these 6 science-backed tips to help reduce your EMS horse’s risk of laminitis.

SuperSport® supplement supports muscle development, proper recovery, and fitness, highlighting the power of amino acid supplementation.

Alexandra Medved discusses 4CYTE™ for early osteoarthritis management in horses, highlighting its uses and real-world success stories.