Every horse owner needs these three things to properly care for your horses. They’re probably not what you were guessing.
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EHV and EHM. What You Need to Know.
Dr Connell writes about a topic on the minds of many horse owners in Oregon – EHV-1. Here’s what you need to know.
Does Laminitis Mean Your Horse’s Career is Over?
With proper care and early intervention, probably not.
Skin Grafts – A Faster Way to Heal Large Wounds
Equine injuries that are large and that haven’t healed well can be difficult. Skin grafts can speed healing.
Laminitis: When Good Grass Goes Bad
A pasture with young green grass is to a horse as a candy shop is to us. No problem if you’re a fit athlete. Bad news if you’re middle-aged and a little overweight. Dr. Connell provides strategies for avoiding a crippling, even fatal disease.
Equine Influenza
Influenza has been in the news a lot this year, at least for people. And we’ve seen a significant number of cases this year in horses too. What makes the flu come and go like this? Why are some years worse than others?
Leptospirosis and You
Considering the recent spate of sea lion deaths on our beaches I thought I’d write a little ditty about the cause of their deaths as it pertains to your horse, and dog, and incidentally, you.
The culprit is a bacterium called leptospirosis, a familiar name to Appaloosa owners everywhere as it can cause recurrent uveitis (an eye disease) as well as acute renal (kidney) failure and abortions.
Foot Abscess Season is Here
Winter is here, and along with it are foot abscesses. These little beauties occur when bacteria or fungus work their way into the sensitive structures of the foot and set up shop.
How To Ice Your Horse’s Feet
Here are two ways to ice your horse’s feet. It all depends on how much you like to play dress up with your hairy friends.
Get Prepared for Foaling Season
Dr. Connell writes some hard-earned tips on how to prepare for a new foal. Putting together a foaling kit can take away some of the worries. She also lets you know when you should worry.
