Monitoring Your Horse’s Condition
2019-03-12
According to recent studies, horse owners are missing early signs their horses and ponies are becoming overweight until they are dangerously obese. This means theyRead More →
Respiratory Conditions
2019-03-12
Many horses are expected to perform like elite athletes, where peak performance demands an optimally functioning respiratory system. In this article, Dr Deryck Tan fromRead More →
Tips for Exercising Horses Safely in Summer
2019-03-04
With another hot Summer ahead in the Southern Hemisphere and last year’s record temperatures, it’s important to make sure you’re up to date on theRead More →
Joint Disease
2019-01-01
Lameness is one of the top three areas of equine veterinary medicine, along with colic and reproduction. Joint disease is the most common cause ofRead More →
Skullcap
2019-01-01
Name: Skullcap Biological Name: Scutellaria laterifolia Parts Used: Aerial parts (leaves and stem). Contains: Aglycone, baicalein, baicalin, bioflavonoids, bitter iridoids, calcium, carbohydrates, fats, fibre, flavonoidRead More →
How Much Salt? Brought to you by Hygain
2019-01-01
Providing your horse with adequate salt each day can go a long way in maintaining hydration which not only safe guards health but supports optimalRead More →
The Ultimate Guide to Worming Your Horse
2018-10-01
This article contains the 6 simple steps you can take to get your worming program to a great start. Spring is the best time toRead More →
Embryo Transfer in Horses: A Research and Ethics Review
2018-06-01
Is the equine science of embryo transfer ethical? The practice of equine embryo transfer is becoming more and more accessible to breeders as a wayRead More →
Transport-related Pneumonia: Can we reduce the risk?
2018-04-01
It is well-known transporting horses carries a significant risk – not just of injury, but also disease, such as colic and respiratory problems. Studies haveRead More →
Exercise-induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage
2014-12-01
History and presenting complaint Poor athletic performance or expistaxis (bleeding from the nose) are the most common presenting complaints for horses with exercise-induced pulmonary haemorrhageRead More →
