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Life. It is a killer for every one of us, including our horses. Throughout the course of life, there are many stressors, and those stressors will each take a toll, draining the body of your horse of vital substance. Many horses, just like people, are both physically and mentally drained. They need to be rebuilt, […]
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Tendon and ligament injuries are extremely common in the horse and often lead to long-term layups, expensive therapies, and unfortunately mixed results regarding recovery. Some horses rebound back to full soundness, while other continue with nagging pain and lameness. All the time, the owner has put loads of money into various therapies and countless hours
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Suspensory ligament desmitis in the horse can take many forms and have a variety of presentations. In all, if not most, there is a lameness noted by a head-nod or reluctance to stretch out in front. This can be evident on different levels, dependent upon the degree of damage to ligament and which area is
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Lacerations and cuts will happen in almost every horse. In part one of this article, I discussed key points to evaluate when dealing with a cut or laceration. After a thorough evaluation, you are often then left with many options regarding how to manage that cut or laceration in your horse. These options can be
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