Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy has gained popularity as a potential treatment for equine musculoskeletal...
The Limitations of PEMF Therapy for Equine Musculoskeletal Injuries
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Penetrating Hoof Injuries: A Serious Threat
Penetrating hoof injuries, such as those caused by nails, glass, or other sharp objects, can be a serious threat to a...
Limb Cellulitis in Horses: A Serious Infection
What is Limb Cellulitis? Limb cellulitis is a bacterial infection of the skin and underlying tissues in a horse's leg....
The Appropriate Use of Antibiotics in Equine Respiratory Disease
Antibiotics are powerful medications that can be effective in treating bacterial infections. However, their misuse can...
Colic Prevention: Keeping Your Horse Healthy
Colic is a serious health condition that can affect horses of all ages and breeds. While it can't always be prevented,...
The Dangers of Self-Medicating Your Horse
Why Veterinary Supervision is Crucial While it may be tempting to treat minor ailments at home, self-medicating your...
Balance Pads in Equine Rehabilitation: A Versatile Tool
Balance pads have become a popular tool in equine rehabilitation due to their versatility and ability to challenge...
The Risks of Aquatread Devices in Equine Rehabilitation
Aquatread devices have become increasingly popular in equine rehabilitation due to their potential benefits, such as...
Sheared heels and the correlation to spontaneous quarter cracks
The strong association between sheared heels and a spontaneous quarter crack is hard to ignore. Although inappropriate...