I sighed as I watched Gander growing smaller in the distance, tail flying and dust clouds rising behind him as…
I was standing near the arena gate with my daughter, Morgan, who was waiting her turn to show Kevin, our…
Cimarron, a stallion, lay quietly on his side in the snow as I walked up to his pen. He stretched…
I was working my dental float gently into my patient’s mouth when my phone buzzed for the umpteenth time. I…
Equine botulism toxicity was a grim diagnosis. Cathy and I tried to reassure each other as the expensive antitoxin was…
My mentor and friend Dr. George Platt had been an equine vet for 43 years. I was in my third…
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In the eighth episode of The Horse Illustrated Episode of Horses in the Morning, sponsored by Title Sponsor Straight Arrow…
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Dr. Diehl describes in her Vet Adventures column what happens next in life to a gray horse with a serious…