Gastric Ulcers in Horses and Foals
A stomach ulcer (or gastric ulcer) is an open sore in the stomach lining. It's a common cause of focal stomach pain with a burning or gnawing quality. However, not all stomach ulcers cause noticeable
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Grass Founder
As winter fades and spring comes, horse owners eagerly await the return of green grasses and lush pastures and seeing their horses graze on free range once again. But, there's something you need t
Respiratory Health Concerns in Performance Horses
Maintaining optimal respiratory health is paramount for a horse’s well-being and performance. Respiratory issues can significantly impact a horse's ability to perform at their best, hindering enduranc
Understanding Kissing Spines
One big reason why horses might have back pain is because of overriding (or impinging) dorsal spinous processes” or “spinous process impingement”, also called "Kissing Spines.” It is a condition where
Why Does My Horse Have a Cresty Neck & What Can I Do About It?
Why does my horse have a cresty neck? This question may concern you as a horse owner if you have noticed your equine displaying an overabundance of fat along the neckline. If your
Hoof Health & the Performance Horse
Hoof health in performance horses plays a crucial role, as the condition of an equine’s hooves directly influences their overall well-being and athletic capabilities. The hoof is the foundation for