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Diaphragmatic Tears in Horses Examined
Horses with diaphragmatic tears (also called rents) are given a relatively poor prognosis to make a full recovery, but the condition is not a death sentence, according to the results of a recent retrospective study. Alfredo E. Romero, DVM, of ...
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Read More Equine Obesity: Owner Recognition Key
Horse owners are often warned about the dangers of equine obesity and encouraged to help overweight horses drop a few pounds.
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Equine Obesity: Owner Recognition Key
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Read More Readers Battle High Gas Prices
Exactly 590 readers of TheHorse.com responded to a poll asking, "How have rising gas prices affected your horse activities?" Results were as follows: I've cut back on my horse-hauling trips: 52.88% (312) I haven't...
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Read More Poll: Majority of Readers Welcome New Year with Dewormer
Exactly 775 readers of TheHorse.com responded to a poll asking, "When do you administer dewormer for the first time in a new year?" Results were as follows: Jan. 1 to Feb
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Read More Readers Help Their Horses Battle Boredom in the Stall
More than 620 readers of TheHorse.com responded to a poll asking, "How do you promote the health (both physical and emotional) of your stall-confined horse?" Results were as follows: A combination of the above: 68.33% (425) Balance...
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Read More Readers Help Their Horses Battle Boredom in the Stall
More than 620 readers of TheHorse.com responded to a poll asking, "How do you promote the health (both physical and emotional) of your stall-confined horse?" Results were as follows: A combination of the above: 68.33% (425) Balance...
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Read More Readers Discuss Equine Quarantine Practices
More than 520 readers of TheHorse.com responded to a poll asking, "Do you quarantine horses upon return from being off the farm (e.g., vet clinic, horse shows, etc.) and in contact with other horses?" Results were as follows: No:...
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Readers Discuss Equine Quarantine Practices
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Read More Catnip Oil Tested as Stable Fly Repellent
Anyone who's ever set foot on a farm has most likely encountered the plaguelike presence of Stomoxys calcitrans--otherwise known as stable flies. These pests are both an annoyance and a health risk for horses, but the results of a recent study...
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Read More Electrolytes: Readers Split on Supplementing Their Horses’ Water
More than 850 readers of TheHorse.com responded to a poll asking, "Do you supplement your horse's diet with electrolytes?" Results were as follows: No: 58.50% (499) Yes: 41.50% (354) Readers shared their...
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Electrolytes: Readers Split on Supplementing Their Horses' Water
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