Horse Injuries, Wound Care, and Lameness
Tips for Treating an Equine Eye Ulcer
You’ve probably felt that moment of panic. Your horse comes in from the field with a squinty, red, tearing, swollen…
How Horses Communicate Pain
Besides not being able to talk, horses are flight animals and have an instinctual ability to hide pain. So, how…
Common Off-Track Thoroughbred Injuries
In addition to finding the right personality and ability when searching for your next equine partner, oftentimes it feels like…
Vet Adventures: Taking in Olaf
Dr. Diehl describes in her Vet Adventures column what happens next in life to a gray horse with a serious…
Funky Feet: 5 Serious Hoof Conditions
The hooves of horses are a remarkable thing. Strong and tough, yet also delicate, their health affects your entire horse’s…
Working with Pain in Horses
Ann Wallin, a certified neuromovement practitioner trained in the Anat Baniel Method, lives to improve riders and horses using Feldenkrais…
Soft Tissue Injury in Horses
Soft tissue injury in horses is eventually encountered by most equestrians, and there’s often a dilemma for the owner if…
Spring Conditioning: Get Your Horse Fit
There are many reasons for a horse to have some time off, such as resting up after a strenuous competition…
Vet Adventures: The Chaotic Life of a Vet
One vet's crazy day reminds us how chaotic life can get. But when it matters, a life is saved. The…
mRNA Biomarker Study to Build on Promising Research to Prevent Catastrophic Racehorse Injuries
Catastrophic injuries in Thoroughbred racehorses is a top concern for the industry and for its fans. That sentiment is shared…