Bit Blindness and Questioning the Concept of Pain-induced Musculoskeletal Lameness
Bit Blindness The term “bit blindness”, coined in 2020, emphasises that after its inception four...
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Critique of the film Horses and the Science of Harmony
A critique of the Horses and the Science of Harmony film by Emeritus Professor Robert Cook, FRCVS,...
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Why not bit-free? Expert says it’s time to draw the equestrian iron age to a close
Dr Robert Cook, a veterinarian, researcher and Professor Emeritus who focused his entire career on...
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Horse Joints and Supplements
Horse Joints and Supplements: Joint issues are one of the major issues that all horse owners face....
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Joint Disease and Treatment
Joint Disease. Lameness is one of the top three areas of equine veterinary medicine, along with...
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Conformation Fault or Compensation Pattern?
When you look at a horse, are you evaluating the bone structure, leg alignment, musculature,...
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Stifle Lameness
The stifle is the largest and most complex joint in the horse and, as such, it is an important...
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Technology Solutions for Assessing Lameness Under Study
To better assess lameness in horses, researchers are using 3D motion capture technology. They want...
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Body Language a More Reliable Indicator of Mild Pain
General body language may be more reliable as an indicator of mild pain than the equine pain face....
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Stifle Lameness
The stifle is the largest and most complex joint in the horse and, as such, it is an important...
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Technology Solutions for Assessing Lameness Under Study
To better assess lameness in horses, researchers are using 3D motion capture technology. They want...
Read More
Body Language a More Reliable Indicator of Mild Pain in Horses
General body language may be more reliable as an indicator of mild pain than the equine pain face....
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