By Dr. Devan England DVM Does your horse have gastric ulcers? Gastric or stomach ulcers are frequently blamed for a variety of things including poor performance,...
By the time the June issue reaches readers, the regular breeding season is winding down for many horse owners. Some mares are already confirmed in foal,...
By Summer McMillen Everyone that knows anything about horses knows that there are bad ones, good ones, and great ones. The bad ones are good for...
By Dr. Garrett Metcalf The suspensory ligament is a vital component of the limb of a horse to produce normal locomotion and support. The suspensory ligament...
By Ann Asher Every year about this time, it feels like the flies start winning. No matter how clean I keep the pens or how many...
By Laci Jones If it were not for the horseshoe and wagon wheel, the United States would not have been founded, according to Lee Liles. The...
By Summer McMillen As the land starts to thaw and cowboys and cowkids everywhere are gearing up for spring there is one specimen in particular that...
By Garrett Metcalf, DVM A foot abscess is a common occurrence in horses throughout the year, with wet weather often contributing to an increase in cases....
Colic is not a single disease. It’s a broad term for abdominal pain that can range from mild gas discomfort to a surgical emergency. Winter is...
It usually starts the same way. You walk into the barn, or pull your horse up after a hard run, and notice a streak of red...