Fact Sheet
Botulism in Horses
Botulism is an often fatal neurologic disease of horses mostly caused by C. botulinum type B.
Slideshow
Equine Internal Parasites
Take a look at common internal parasites and learn about drug resistance and how to control certain worms.
Photo by Alexandra Beckstett, The Horse Managing Editor
Article
Study: Post-Training Stress Detrimental to Equine Learning
To help horses retain what they learns during training, aim to keep them as stress-free as possible.
Photo by Anne M. Eberhardt
Study: Post-Training Stress Detrimental to Equine Learning
To help horses retain what they learns during training, aim to keep them as stress-free as possible. Read More
- Preakness Runner-Up Sidelined with Pelvic Fracture
- New Study Links Sycamore Tree to Atypical Myopathy
- Spinning and Twirling Behavior
- NASC Announces Updated Quality Seal
- Study Examines Pregnancy Loss, 'Treg' Cell Relationship
- Wild Horse Lawsuit Expands
- TAA Receives 27 Accreditation Applications
- AYHC Invites Proposals for 2014 Symposium Presentations
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Apple Cider Vinegar for Horses
Is it okay to supplement a horse with apple cider vinegar? Read More
- Monitor Horses Closely at Shows
- Researchers Examining Weight Gain, Loss in Varying Breeds
- Digesting Different Hay Forms
- Shoeing Techniques to Optimize Hind Hoof Unrollment
- Bandaging Fundamentals
- Equine Muscle Matters Reviewed
- Preakness Runner-Up Sidelined with Pelvic Fracture
- Study Examines Pregnancy Loss, 'Treg' Cell Relationship
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Resources
Fact Sheet
Botulism in Horses
Botulism is an often fatal neurologic disease of horses mostly caused by C. botulinum type B.
Ask The Vet
Equine Dental Care
Get your questions answered and learn about the latest advances in horse dental care in this live event.
Special Report
15 Miniature Horse Health Facts
Minis are a lot like big horses, but different too. Here, learn how to best care for pint-sized equids.
Seminar
Challenging Foal Case Studies
Drs. Nathan Slovis and Peter Morresey present unique medical cases involving foals.
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At Home with Horses
Rule No. 1 of At-Home Horse Keeping: Make Friends with the Hay Guy
A reliable source of quality hay is necessary for the health of our horses. Do you ever worry about shortages and rising hay prices?
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Horses Free to a Good Home
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Horse Care
Study: Post-Training Stress Detrimental to Equine Learning
To help horses retain what they learns during training, aim to keep them as stress-free as possible. Read More
Diseases and Conditions
New Study Links Sycamore Tree to Atypical Myopathy
Toxins from the seeds of the sycamore tree are the likely cause of atypical myopathy. Read More
Nutrition
New Study Links Sycamore Tree to Atypical Myopathy
Toxins from the seeds of the sycamore tree are the likely cause of atypical myopathy. Read More
Lameness
Preakness Runner-Up Sidelined with Pelvic Fracture
Itsmyluckyday is expected to miss four months of training with a slight fracture of the ilium. Read More
Hoof Care
Racehorse who Overcame Laminitis Returns to Racing
Paynter, who overcame a serious illness, will return to the races later today in California. Read More
Farm and Barn
USEF Proposes Performance Horse Collapse Rule
While USEF rules require owners to report fatalities, there are currently no regulations regarding collapse. Read More
Breeding and Reproduction
Study Examines Pregnancy Loss, 'Treg' Cell Relationship
Study results show a reduction in a certain immune system cell could aid in diagnosing early pregnancy loss. Read More
Vet and Professional
2013 Hambletonian Veterinary CE Seminar Scheduled
The 14th Annual Hambletonian Continuing Education Seminar for Equine Veterinarians will be held Aug. 1-2. Read More
Sports Medicine
Preakness Runner-Up Sidelined with Pelvic Fracture
Itsmyluckyday is expected to miss four months of training with a slight fracture of the ilium. Read More
Welfare and Industry
NASC Announces Updated Quality Seal
Consumers can expect to see the updated seal on shelves as early as this fall. Read More
Featured Videos
In the June 2013 Issue
Cover Story
Senior Horse Care Strategies
Aging is a normal process. But that doesn't mean it's easy or fun for your horse.
Also in this issue:
- Testing for Equine Cushing's
- Senior Dental Health
- Equine Sleep Patterns from A to Zzzz
- Breaking Down Body Condition
- Head Tack Mechanics
Farm Call: Your Questions Answered
Apple Cider Vinegar for Horses
Q. I have heard many differing opinions about the possible health benefits of feeding horses vinegar. Is vinegar good for horses to consume?
Foreign Object Consumption
Q. My stallion ate a piece of netting off a roll of hay. Will it pass through his system? What do I need to do to help it through?
Lingering Lameness
Q. I have a 10-year-old mare that tore her deep digital flexor tendon two years ago where it meets the coffin bone. Would she be a candidate for adipose-derived regenerative stem cell treatment, or is the injury too old?
POLL: Gaited Horse
Research shows horse "gaitedness" (displaying a natural gait other than walk, trot, and canter) is likely related to genetics. Have you ever owned a gaited horse?
