By Lauren Lamb Last month we talked about the clinical signs of colic and what to do when you notice signs of colic. This month we...
By Lauren Lamb The No. 1 killer of horses in the United States is colic. Colic is not a disease but rather a combination of clinical...
By Lauren Lamb Last month we talked about lower respiratory tract disease in horses as it pertains to infectious pneumonia (bacterial, viral and parasites). This article...
By Lauren Lamb The lower respiratory tract of a horse consists of the lungs and the small tubes running throughout the lungs (bronchi, bronchioles and alveoli)....
By Tricia Bailey Equine chiropractic medicine is a growing trend in the equine industry. Chiropractic medicine can be used in all breeds and riding disciplines, from...
Preparing first aid kits for horses By Lauren Lamb Experienced horse owners already understand their horse is an accident waiting to happen. First- time horse owners...
By Lauren Lamb Parasitism is one of the most common diseases encountered in horses. Adult gastrointestinal parasites live and reproduce inside a horse’s intestines. The gastrointestinal...
By Lauren Lamb Every horse owner dreads the day they go out to ride or exercise their horse and notice that their equine athlete is lame....
