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Concerns about West Nile Infection in Horses and other pets

Posted on July 5, 2012 by Caroline
West Nile Virus - Mosquito biting horse

Every time new cases of West Nile virus are mentioned on the news, veterinarians across the country receive calls from worried pet parents.  Horses are at the highest risk of suffering severe illness from the virus. Immunocompromised cats and dogs … Continue reading →

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A Brief Guide About Horse Calmers

Posted on July 1, 2012 by Caroline
Naughty horse

The natural trait of horses is to remain alert all the time. They survive in the wild by using their instinct. However, in domestic situations, they are trained to reduce their reliance on instinct and to remain calm while following … Continue reading →

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Equine Encephalitis, A Serious Concern

Posted on June 10, 2012 by Caroline
Equine Encephalitis

Equine encephalitis is a disease that causes severe swelling of the brain tissue, often coupled with secondary inflammation of the brain membrane. The disease can affect animals and people, and usually breaks out in horses and pheasants before human infection … Continue reading →

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Pfizer and Westgate help horse owners understand faecal worm egg counts

Posted on May 28, 2012 by Caroline
Worm Count Testing

The worming experts at Pfizer Animal Health and Westgate Laboratories have combined their expertise to help horse owners understand why Faecal Worm Egg Counts (FWECs) are one of the most important tools to help with summer worm control. David Booth … Continue reading →

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Relationship Between Size of Horse & Its Diet

Posted on April 25, 2012 by Caroline

Horses have relatively small stomachs for animals of their size. Thus, they are trickle feeders, eating small amounts of food for up to 16 hours per day. How much your horse should consume each day depends on a number of … Continue reading →

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Horse Behaviour and Habits: A Primer

Posted on April 18, 2012 by Caroline
Horse behaviour

Horses are very interesting creatures. They’ve been bred and domesticated over time for use in various industries and their presence is just as intrinsic to the human condition as the industries that required their strength. Many little girls will find … Continue reading →

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Summer Care for your Horse

Posted on April 6, 2012 by Caroline

Just as you and your body need additional care and protection in the different season, as does your horse. The summer is no exception as dry conditions; additional light and the hot sun can cause a variety of ailments to … Continue reading →

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What to Do With a Twisted Off Shoe: A Horse Owner’s Guide

Posted on April 5, 2012 by Caroline
horse show

As horse owners, we are constantly doing our best to ensure our horses are living a healthy, happy life. Despite everything we do however, they always manage to find a way to get themselves in to trouble! When things go … Continue reading →

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Poisonous Plants for Horses

Posted on April 3, 2012 by Caroline
Poisonous plants

Dangerous plants & Symptoms to Look Out for Horses eat grass as their main food. However, not all plants are safe for them. In fact, there are some that are poisonous. Learn all about the appearance and favourite growing areas … Continue reading →

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What should you keep in your horse medicine cabinet?

Posted on April 2, 2012 by Caroline
Points of a Horse

Horses are generally strong and healthy animals. However, they can get injured and fall ill as well. It is essential for you, as an owner to be prepared for such situations. The best way to provide timely and adequate first … Continue reading →

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