9 hours ago by sammyqc

In the horse world, probably one of the most dreaded words of all. Colic. On Sunday, I had gone home from a morning of mucking, turnout, feeding, feeling like manure (aka shit). I did spend a bit of time brushing Bailey, trying on his new bridle with an eggbut snaffle, and walking him around in it. ...

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9 hours ago by Daniel Beatty DVM

OK the transfer of this site is almost complete – however I ran into one small problem. My blogroll is gone! A blogroll is a list of sites that are of similar content to the blog that they are listed on or are sites that the author of the blog likes. I had a few on the old blog but somehow they did ...

Horse Kinetics - horsekinetics.com · 3 references

22 hours ago by admin

Submitted by SamBenson Horses can become sick easily. One of the problems that constantly plagues them is parasitic worms. They’re usually found within the horse’s gut and intestinal area. While the mere presence of these worms won’t usually cause any damage, they can begin to infest the horse’s bod ...

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1 day ago by Service

Health Connection provides some of the best massage equipment that is on the market today. Excellent customer service and satisfaction guaranteed. The massage equipment offered at Health Connection supplies massage solutions for you and your horse. Health Connection is one of the few health websites ...

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2 days ago by admin

The Davis Soaking Boot My TB recently suffered from a bad abscess. A rock worked it’s way under his hoof pad and the abscess came out the heel bulb. It was swollen and painful. I needed to soak it in Epsom Salts several times a day. I can remember soaking a horse’s foot before Davis Soaking Boots we ...

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2 days ago by admin

As a horse owner it’s important for you to be able to know how to check your horse’s vital signs. An adult horse has a resting pulse rate of 28-45 beats per minute (count the double ‘lub dub’ as one full beat). You should check your horse’s pulse rate several times so that you can establish a baseli ...

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2 days ago by Karen Chaton

Here are shots showing the eyelid healing as of 11/09. There are still stitches in - they are blue and in the back corner of the eyelid (upper part). It looks like the last little surgery that my vet did on the eyelid is working. Through all of this Chief has been an excellent patient. I know [...] ...

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3 days ago by Janice Arnoldi

We have a new horse owner in our dressage barn. She’s also a new rider. She started riding for the first time about six months ago and she’s as dedicated as they come, even after a bad fall that means surgery on her shoulder. She reminds me so much of me, right down to buying a lovely quarter horse ...

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4 days ago by Daniel Beatty DVM

Well just like my Healthy As A Dog site I am updating and renewing this website. It should be done this weekend and I will be posting new articles starting on Sunday or Monday. Looking forward to getting back to posting!

Horse Kinetics - horsekinetics.com · 3 references

4 days ago by R.T. Fitch

The genome of a domestic horse has been successfully sequenced by an international team of researchers. (BBC) The work, published in the journal Science, may shed light on how horses were domesticated. It also reveals similarities between the horse and other placental mammals, such as bovids – the h ...

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