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2016-04-01
Fly frustration.
New beginnings
ENCOURAGING FINDINGS ABOUT LONGDISTANCE TRANSPORT
FIRST U.S. CASE OF EQUINE CHAGAS DISEASE
USEF TO REQUIRE MICROCHIPS FOR SOME EVENTS
COMBINATION DEWORMER APPROVED FOR PREGNANT MARES
WHEN TO ADJUST VACCINATION PLANS
Going toothless
The bad news was that the images confirmed what we suspected: The disease had spread through all of his front teeth, and they would need to be removed.
Equine odontoclastic tooth resorption and hypercementosis (EOTRH)
If your horse is sweaty but not especially dirty, rinsing him clean with plain water in lieu of a bath may suffice. Save the sudsing for special occasions like shows.
Laminitis A Price of associated with lush grass is the most common form progress? of the condition today, but it was hardly known a century ago. Why?
PATHWAYS TO LAMINITIS
DO LAMINITIS AND TYPE 2 DIABETES HAVE A COMMON CAUSE?
FERTIL I ZER
KEYSTO PREVENTING LAMINITIS
Horses who require large amounts of concentrates must be fed carefully. One option is to break up the large meals into smaller portions fed throughout the day, so the horse never needs to digest too much at once.
1O Here are ways to ensure that your sessions with a riding instructor are as enriching and enjoyable as possible.
MATTERS OF COURTESY
Saving Frankie
MANAGEMENT Help for a needle-shy horse
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