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What Horse Owners Need to Know About Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis

August 5, 2020November 4, 2015 by Press

For horse owners, optimal equine health is everything. Whether a horse has a rigorous competition schedule, is a working ranch horse or is used for pleasure, day-to-day well-being is a top priority. One of the best ways to help protect a horse and maintain good overall health is to learn …

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Sugar Promotes Chronic Inflammation

August 5, 2020November 4, 2015 by Press

By Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D. Inflammation. The very word triggers images of pain, redness and swelling. But in the case of injury or infection, acute inflammation is actually a beneficial means of restoring the body to health. Specific cells are called into action to remove the source of injury …

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The Amazing Equine Eye

August 5, 2020November 1, 2015 by David Sauter D.V.M.

Understanding Common Eye Problems in Horses by Dave Sauter, DVM Horses have more than their fair share of eye problems when compared to other domestic animals. Before reviewing some of the more common problems, here are some fun facts regarding equine eyes: Horses have the largest globe of all …

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The Secrets of Simple Horse Care

August 5, 2020November 1, 2015 by Missy Wryn

Keep it Simple to Keep Your Horse Healthy by Missy Wryn I hear this all the time from regular visitors, clinic participants and followers: “Your horses are never sick, what’s your secret?” Dare I tempt fate by answering that? Well, I figure it’s more important to share my horse care …

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Healing White Line Disease

August 5, 2020November 1, 2015 by Tab Pigg

Using Solar Support to Heal Compromised Hooves by Tab Pigg No matter the season, anytime wet conditions are present bacteria and fungus can get trapped in a horse’s hoof wall. Similar to human toenails, once fungus and bacteria have set in it’s very difficult to conquer. This combination of pathogens in the hoof wall is a recipe for White Line Disease. The Anatomy of White Line Disease When looking at the bottom of a horse’s hoof, there is a white line that divides the outside of the hoof wall and the sole. This part of the hoof is also …

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Does My Horse Look “Off”?

August 5, 2020October 16, 2015 by Allison Trimble

The Layman’s Guide to Addressing Soundness Issues by Allison Trimble A lame horse is no fun. Besides foiling plans and racking up vet bills, no one likes to see their horse suffer. Since I often get asked to look at a lame horse for friends and clients I thought it …

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Sweet PDZ® Horse Stall Refresher receives OMRI (Organic) Listing

August 5, 2020October 14, 2015 by Press

Spokane, Washington – Sweet PDZ® announced today that its market leading Sweet PDZ Horse Stall Refresher product line has recently received “organic” status with OMRI (Organic Materials Review Institute). This new product status will give assurance to consumers everywhere that Sweet PDZ is properly approved and authorized for use in …

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Six Points to Consider Before Using a Calming Supplement

August 5, 2020October 9, 2015 by Press

By Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D. Travel and competition season is upon us, and “show nerves” are common, even in horses. Agitated, nervous horses that are normally well behaved may benefit from a calming supplement. These products can contain vitamins, or minerals, or herbs, or amino acids. So, which to …

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How Sweet it Is

August 5, 2020October 1, 2015 by Eleanor Blazer

All About Sweet Feeds by Eleanor Blazer Awww…the sweet, earthy smells of a horse barn: the horses, the hay, the manure, the feed! For a horse person, there is nothing like it. Even opening a bag of fresh horse feed and enjoying the aroma is a simple pleasure. Ever …

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40-Year-Old Rotational Deworming Strategy Has Led to Resistance

August 5, 2020September 11, 2015 by Press

Fecal Egg Count Tests Should be Used to Determine Your Deworming Strategy More than 40 years ago, traditional parasite control programs were developed involving rotating dewormers with a number of different products at regular intervals. At that time, most horse owners were concerned about Strongylus vulgaris (large strongyle bloodworm). S. …

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