1. The horses’ lungs sit inside the ribcage which is the largest structure of the whole skeleton. 2. The lungs…
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Reduced performance? Weight loss? Poor coat condition? These could all be signs of mycotoxin poisoning.
If you have a horse that is prone to respiratory problems things can get worse at this time of year,…
Even allowing for the fact that it’s a big animal, the horse has a huge heart, weighing in at around…
Vitamin and Micromineral Requirements for a 500kg horse based on NRC or BASF I often get asked or see posts…
A cough, in one form or another, is something we hear a lot. Whether it’s us, a family member, our…
This article is a follow on article to the large Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS) we hold on the website.…
This article reviews stomach ulcers in the horse, their diagnosis, and treatment options. Briefly, horses can get two different types…
A common type of supplement is a respiratory or “breathing” or “airway” supplement. Most do not rely on evidence for which compounds/ingredients have been shown to have efficacy in horses.
It’s hard to imagine that perhaps 25 years ago virtually no one had heard of gastric (stomach) ulcers in horses. Today it would be hard to find a horse owner who is not aware
