Good to Know About Summer Sores: As the heat of summer quickly approaches and the temperature rises, so do the number of flies in and around the barn and stable. The common house and stable fly are intermediate hosts in the disease process of mucocutaneous habronemiasis also known as “summer sores.” These persistent lesions are Read more about Summer Sores[…]
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Equine Urgent Care Advice: While horses seem predisposed to colic due to the anatomy and function of their digestive tracts, management can play a key role in prevention. Although not every case is avoidable, the following guidelines can maximize horse health and reduce the risk of colic: Establish a daily routine – including feeding and Read more about 10 Tips In Preventing Colic[…]
Keeping a Close Eye: Horses have the largest eyes of all land mammals. They are prey animals and must be constantly aware of their surroundings. The position of their eyes enables them to see approximately 350 degrees. They have good day and night vision and can visualize blue, yellow, and green color patterns. The cornea Read more about Through the Eyes of Your Horse[…]