New techniques make amputation more viable for some patients

W e have all been there. A client calls to say that she has just found her horse standing in the field unwilling to move.

Probiotics can be helpful nutritional adjunct

It is not uncommon for residents of the country of Georgia, in the former Soviet Union, to live well more than 100 years.

Raising orphan foal worthwhile challenge

Have a plan, create options for owners to help orphans become healthy, well-adjusted adult horses

Digital cameras extend DVMs' diagnostic vision

What is the most important piece of equipment in your truck or clinic?

Saddle fit

Want to start an argument in a room full of horsemen and women? Just start talking about saddles and saddle fit.

Hydrops rare, but know signs

Veterinarians can often go an entire career without seeing some types of cases.

West Nile Virus

Vague signs, similar clinical presentation to other diseases confound practitioners

Hoof Cracks

Equine veterinarians routinely deal with hoof cracks and most, fortunately, are minor nuisances or superficial problems.

Heat Stress:It's not just equine athletes at risk for heat-related injuries; educateclients

This has been a difficult year for horses and weather.

First we had spring forest fires in the west that lead to emergency evacuations and disruption of pastureland for horses in that area.