Contents
- 1 About
- 2 Articles
- 2.1 Getting Ready for a Horseback Ride Day at Timber Valley Ranch
- 2.2 Women’s Riding Shirts: A Complete Guide to Choosing the Right One
- 2.3 Training Translations: What Your Dog Can Learn From A Horse Whisperer
- 2.4 Tips for a Flawless Transition to a New Equestrian Facility
- 2.5 Equine Anhidrosis
- 2.6 Heart Murmurs in Horses
- 2.7 Botulism in Horses & Other Mammals
- 2.8 TYING UP (EXERTIONAL RHABDOMYOLYSIS)
- 2.9 Semen Storage: The Benefits of Freezing Semen
- 2.10 Horse Strangles Vaccination Service
- 2.11 How do I know if my horse has an enterolith?
- 2.12 Should I feed my horse psyllium husks?
- 2.13 What is the difference between canine and wolf teeth in horses?
- 2.14 My horse has green discharge coming from their nose. What should I do?
- 2.15 Does flat beer help to treat colic?
- 2.16 FINDING A FARRIER
- 2.17 THE WHY, WHAT WHERE, WHEN AND HOW OF BREEDING
- 2.18 Stallion Health: Preventing the Spread of Sexually Transmitted Diseases
- 2.19 How often should I worm my horse?
- 2.20 How can I tell my horse’s age?
- 2.21 Pitch Horseshoes
- 2.22 Why Do Wild Horses Not Need Shoes?
- 2.23 Can Horses Drink Beer? A Pint of research goes a long way.
- 2.24 Windgalls in horses: What are they, why does your horse have them and how to get rid of them
- 2.25 How tall will your horse be? Figure it out here
- 2.26 Regu-mate for the moody mare – an owner’s guide
- 2.27 Cresty Neck Could Signal Equine Metabolic Syndrome
- 2.28 Why is there too much clover in my horse pasture?
- 2.29 How do I Feed Oats to my Horse?
- 2.30 Should I Feed Wheat Bran to my Horse?
- 2.31 Head Nodding
- 2.32 Mastitis and other mammary gland problems in the mare
- 2.33 Echinacea; Boost Your Horse’s Immune System and Fight Infection
- 2.34 What Is Hunter’s Bump In The Horse?
- 2.35 What is PEMF for horses and how does it help horses?
- 2.36 History of the Horseshoe
- 2.37 Horses, Donkeys, and Mules: Is There A Difference?
- 2.38 How Many Foals Can A Horse Have In Its Lifetime?
- 2.39 Skin Cancers
- 2.40 Equine Strangles
- 2.41 WHAT IS AN OTTB?
- 2.42 WHAT TO DO WHEN YOUR HORSE WON’T EAT
- 2.43 UNDERSTANDING PROTEIN QUALITY IN HORSE FEED
- 2.44 HOCK INJECTIONS
- 2.45 The Difference(s) Between Performance Horses and Other Horses
- 2.46 Why I Wouldn’t Bother with “Equine Chiropractic”
- 2.47 Licking and chewing: submission or stress?
- 2.48 Coping with a cold back
- 2.49 History of the Falabella Miniature Horse Breed
- 2.50 Chronic Weight Loss in Horses
- 2.51 Vitamin E: Synthetic or Natural?
- 2.52 Who said “stop the carrots”?
- 2.53 Ryegrass staggers: the danger to horses
- 2.54 Diet critical to the success of omeprazole in treating stomach ulcers in horses
- 2.55 Sex hormones appear to influence severe equine asthma in mares – study
- 2.56 Cannabidiol (CBD) and horses: What is it good for?
- 2.57 Five plus a day? Yes, you can add fruit to your horse’s diet
- 2.58 Vitiligo in horses: What we know so far
- 2.59 Steel horse shoes with polyurethane soles reduce risk of overloading front legs, findings suggest
- 2.60 Study of equine chimerism: When two horses become one
- 2.61 Everything you wanted to know about Yakutian horses, but were afraid to ask
- 2.62 Feeding magnesium to horses
- 2.63 Are goldfish an effective cleaner for horse troughs?
- 2.64 LEVERAGE BIT BASICS
- 2.65 Physitis/Epiphysitis in Foals. What is it?
- 2.66 What is Topline and How do you get it?
- 2.67 Horse Coughing Problems, Causes and Treatment
- 2.68 The Harmful Effects Of Lasix
- 2.69 What is a Caslicks procedure and why do some mares need them?
- 2.70 Distilling The Facts About Horses’ Kidneys
- 2.71 Is Your Horse Showing Signs of Problems in its Hind Legs?
- 2.72 Vaqueros, Cowboys and Buckaroos
- 2.73 Getting the Right Hackamore or Bosal
- 2.74 Sedating Your Horse
- 2.75 Peaceful Mane Pulling –
- 2.76 Tongue Resistance in the Dressage Horse
- 2.77 How to Determine If Your Horse Is Behind the Vertical (Without Mirrors!)
- 2.78 How to Ride a Shoulder-In
- 2.79 What Your Horse’s Tail Says About His Health
- 2.80 Schwarzwälder Kaltblut
- 2.81 Karabakh Horse
- 2.82 How Often Should You Have Your Horse’s Teeth Floated?
- 2.83 Squamous Cell Carcinoma
- 2.84 Melanoma in Horses
- 2.85 Why are Some Horses Mean?
- 2.86 Seedy-Toe or White Line Disease?
- 2.87 Grass Glands: Similar to Strangles but Not as Serious
- 2.88 Keeping Your Horses Legs Healthy
- 2.89 THE PRZEWALSKI’S HORSE (TAKHI) PROJECT
- 2.90 HOW TO IDENTIFY AN ILL-FITTING SADDLE
- 2.91 Do Horses Know Their Own Name?
- 2.92 How To Examine An Equine Placenta
- 2.93 Your Horse Has Uveitis? Here’s What You Need To Know
- 2.94 Osteochondrosis of the Stifle in Horses
- 2.95 Rupture of the Fibularis (Peroneus) Tertius in Horses
- 2.96 Vesicular Stomatitis in Horses
- 2.97 Uterine Prolapse in Horses
- 2.98 Disorders of the Conjunctiva in Horses
- 2.99 Lymphangitis in Horses
- 2.100 Anemia in Horses
- 2.101 Getting Ready for a Horseback Ride Day at Timber Valley Ranch
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Getting Ready for a Horseback Ride Day at Timber Valley Ranch
Timber Valley Ranch in Bellville provides rustic ranch settings perfect for hosting special events. They also offer birthday party packages as well as opportunities for horseback riding. Furthermore, they feature…
Women’s Riding Shirts: A Complete Guide to Choosing the Right One
Riding, just like any other activity, requires proper clothes and accessories. Further, when it comes to women riders or any rider, proper gear and clothing are of utmost necessity. When…
Training Translations: What Your Dog Can Learn From A Horse Whisperer
Horse whispering may be a new term to you or something you already know. It’s not often that you come across a horse whisperer. A horse whisperer can’t simply converse…
Tips for a Flawless Transition to a New Equestrian Facility
Transitioning to a new equestrian facility is a significant event that involves careful planning and execution, right from the logistics to finding a farrier for your horse's hoof care. It's…
Equine Anhidrosis
Introduction Anhidrosis refers to a reduced ability to sweat when the body is heated. Horses and humans have both been known to experience an inability to sweat. It is most common…
Heart Murmurs in Horses
Horses make heart murmurs High velocity blood flow can cause heart murmurs. Although murmurs are more common in horses with heart disease, they can also be heard in horses that have…
Botulism in Horses & Other Mammals
What is botulism? Botulism, one of the most dangerous toxins known, is caused by ingestion. Botulism can affect any mammal, but horses are the most vulnerable. Botulism can also affect foals and…
TYING UP (EXERTIONAL RHABDOMYOLYSIS)
Originally known as Monday Morning Disease, ER is more common in horses after exertion such as hunters, racehorses and endurance horses. However, it can happen in any horse. We'll discuss…
Semen Storage: The Benefits of Freezing Semen
Your breeding program will benefit greatly from the ability to freeze your stallion’s semen. This includes the possibility for your mares to be bred in any area without being over-used. We…
Horse Strangles Vaccination Service
Strangles Vaccination & Treatment for Horses in Brisbane and Ipswich Strangles is a contagious respiratory illness that is caused by Streptococcus Equi. Horses can be exposed to the bacterium through…
How do I know if my horse has an enterolith?
Enteroliths can be suspected if your horse has colic symptoms or is older than 10. These intestinal stones can be fatal if they are caught early. However, horses that have them…
Should I feed my horse psyllium husks?
Commercial psyllium products, which are made from the husks of psyllium seeds, are used to remove sand from horses' digestive systems. There are some interesting findings from numerous studies on the…
What is the difference between canine and wolf teeth in horses?
Horse owners often confuse canine and wolf tooth -- some even using the terms interchangeably. There are many key differences between canine teeth and wolf teeth. Let's have a closer look…
My horse has green discharge coming from their nose. What should I do?
Clear nasal discharge is common and should not be considered a problem. However, thick, yellow- or green-coloured nasal discharges are signs of a viral infection. This can cause serious health…
Does flat beer help to treat colic?
There are many myths about colic treatment, such as giving horses a beer or rescue medication. However, a home remedy might not be sufficient to treat colic. Your veterinarian should inspect…
FINDING A FARRIER
Four pegs hold a lot of horse weight. These pegs have very few bones at the ends. They are encapsulated in a hollow-like structure called the hoof. The horse must have…
THE WHY, WHAT WHERE, WHEN AND HOW OF BREEDING
It is not something you should do lightly. It is expensive and can take time. WHY? First, consider why you want to breed. Although it is lovely to think of your favorite…
Stallion Health: Preventing the Spread of Sexually Transmitted Diseases
It's now easier than ever to breed the best quality stallion genes into your breeding program using live cover or artificial insemination. Each can spread venereal and sexually transmitted diseases. Klebsiella…
How often should I worm my horse?
Worming should be done every 6-8 weeks. It is important to create a sustainable program for worming your property. Your horses' health will be protected if you combine effective worm control with…
How can I tell my horse’s age?
Although it is not possible to accurately determine the horse's age, you can still examine their teeth to confirm. This can be done safely by an equine veterinarian during your horse’s…
Pitch Horseshoes
The DeliveryAssume you're a spectator at a public court. You will witness an expert player do this. (right-handed pitcher)The pitcher places the player on the pitcher's platform to the side opposite…
Why Do Wild Horses Not Need Shoes?
Wild horses are animals that live in total freedom and have no contact with humans or other domesticated horses. Wild horses are horses that have been bred from domestic horses…
Can Horses Drink Beer? A Pint of research goes a long way.
I am a trail rider and country bumpkin, and I love beer. I have a combined passion for beer and horses that has led to one of my horses drinking beer. This…
Windgalls in horses: What are they, why does your horse have them and how to get rid of them
Although a dog is a man's best friend and a horse is history, they say the horse is history. Horses have been fighting alongside men for centuries and many empires were…
How tall will your horse be? Figure it out here
You didn't know how tall your horse would grow when it was young. Perhaps you have experienced what it's like to be a 150 cm tall horse and not know how…
Regu-mate for the moody mare – an owner’s guide
Altrenogest, also known as Regu-mate, is a synthetic hormone that suppresses heat-related behavioral signs (also known as oestrus). The oil can be applied directly to the mare's mouth or mixed in…
Cresty Neck Could Signal Equine Metabolic Syndrome
Ponies and horses that are overweight often have fatty tissue deposits. A cresty neck is an animal whose fat pads form along the neck's upper curve. Fat pads can indicate a variety…
Why is there too much clover in my horse pasture?
Forageplus is often asked why there is so much clover in the horse pasture. We discuss clover's benefits in pasture, how much clover can be harmful to horses, and what you…
How do I Feed Oats to my Horse?
In this article we will discuss the different types of oats that horses can eat and the best ones to feed your pony or horse. We'll be discussing the nutritional…
Should I Feed Wheat Bran to my Horse?
Many horse owners are afraid to feed wheat bran, according to our conversations. Horse wheat bran is no longer a popular horse food. It has been labeled 'undesirable and old-fashioned'. It…
Head Nodding
We identified in our last post that some horse behavior we may consider cute could have different connotations when viewed from the perspective of a herd animal. We will be looking at specific behaviors and…
Mastitis and other mammary gland problems in the mare
Although mammary gland problems are rare in mares, they can cause abnormal milk production, discharge, swellings or lumps. Two mammary glands are present in the horse, and there are two…
Echinacea; Boost Your Horse’s Immune System and Fight Infection
It is important to boost your horse's immunity system during stressful situations such as travel, training, illness, or injury. It is as easy as adding an herb to their diet to…
What Is Hunter’s Bump In The Horse?
Hunter's bump is a term that describes a horse with a prominent tuber sacrale at the top of its rump. This condition is often referred to as a breed-specific conformation…
What is PEMF for horses and how does it help horses?
Every horse owner should make it a priority to take care of their horses in the most effective way possible. Horses should be treated like athletes. This is why it is…
History of the Horseshoe
The invention of the steam engine and spinning wheels was long before it was invented. A human invention that revolutionized ancient trade, transportation, and warfare was horseshoes. The horseshoe was born out of…
Horses, Donkeys, and Mules: Is There A Difference?
My friend suggested that horses and donkeys should be treated as one species because they are so similar. This is an interesting idea that I wanted to clarify. What is the…
How Many Foals Can A Horse Have In Its Lifetime?
Nothing is more beautiful than watching a mare and her foal run in camp. Foals are so happy animals and take cuteness to the next step. Horse owners desire their mares to…
Skin Cancers
Human medicine has many cancer awareness programs. Nearly everyone is screened for at minimum one type of cancer, such as cervical, breast, colon, or prostate. Horses are not at risk for…
Equine Strangles
Strangles is an upper-respiratory infection caused by Streptococcus, a strain of bacteria. Equi . Infections can cause fevers, nasal discharge, and swelling of the lymph nodes around your head and neck. HOW…
WHAT IS AN OTTB?
"OTTB" is Off-Track Thoroughbred. An off-track Thoroughbred horse was once bred and trained for racing, but is not currently an active racehorse. Many OTTBs can be registered with The Jockey Club. The Jockey…
WHAT TO DO WHEN YOUR HORSE WON’T EAT
Horses that refuse to eat are the most frustrating and worrying thing. Horses can become unwell from a variety reasons, including illness, unpalatable food or gastrointestinal disorders like hindgut acidosis. There are…
UNDERSTANDING PROTEIN QUALITY IN HORSE FEED
Protein is the most important nutrient for horses, after energy. Protein is essential for building good quality hoof, skin, hair, organ tissue and muscles as well as blood, blood, and bone. A…
HOCK INJECTIONS
Our horse's piaffes are pfizzled. His slides have slid. His rollbacks are back. His leads don't change. Someone will almost reflexively say "Maybe he needs to have his hocks injected." He might. Maybe it's…
The Difference(s) Between Performance Horses and Other Horses
My experience shows that horses with a high value (value based on the cost of buying them) can make people crazy. It's okay in a way - it is important to…
Why I Wouldn’t Bother with “Equine Chiropractic”
If you are squinting at the title, I want to say that I am happy to see your horse by an "equine chiropractor" and that you feel happy for your…
Licking and chewing: submission or stress?
Sometimes horses lick and chew their training material. This has been thought to be a sign that the horse learns or shows'submission'. A new study has shown that horses can show…
Coping with a cold back
What does "cold-backed" mean? A horse with a sensitive or painful back is called 'cold-backed'. These symptoms may be mild like discomfort due to tightening of the girth, or more severe,…
History of the Falabella Miniature Horse Breed
This summary is a mixture of direct excerpts from a variety of publications, letters to the Falabellas family, a French Veterinary Medicine Study, and Thesis on Falabellas. Many other articles have…
Chronic Weight Loss in Horses
Weight loss can simply be explained by the body using more calories than it consumes. There are many possible causes for chronic weight loss in horses. These include poor quality feed, limited…
Vitamin E: Synthetic or Natural?
Vitamin E (tocopherol), a fat-soluble vitamin, plays many roles in the body. Vitamin E's main role is to act as an antioxidant. It works in close collaboration with Vitamin C and…
Who said “stop the carrots”?
As a horse owner of EMS or laminitic horses, one of the first things you will be told is "no treats," ..". Sometimes, a grape or prune can be used to…
Ryegrass staggers: the danger to horses
Researchers in New Zealand discovered that ryegrass staggers were caused by tiny fungi called Endophytes 25 years ago. They discovered that the mycotoxins created by endophytes within ryegrass cells can…
Diet critical to the success of omeprazole in treating stomach ulcers in horses
A researcher has questioned the effectiveness of a cornerstone treatment to treat equine gastric problems. He believes that a revision is necessary over diet recommendations and current blanket dosing guidelines…
Sex hormones appear to influence severe equine asthma in mares – study
Researchers in Canada have reported that the estrus cycle may play a role in lung function in severe asthma-afflicted mares. Researchers at the University of Montreal wrote in the journal Animals that…
Cannabidiol (CBD) and horses: What is it good for?
CBD. It doesn't matter if you are already using it or if you are thinking about it. It is not the latest "snake oils" promising to cure everything from hair loss and…
Five plus a day? Yes, you can add fruit to your horse’s diet
During the winter and fall, bananas and apples were the most common fruits in grocery stores. You can now find many off-season fruits thanks to imports from warmer climates. This variety is…
Vitiligo in horses: What we know so far
Horses can have vitiligo, which is an unsightly skin condition. However, it is essentially cosmetic, according to a newly published scientific review. "Therefore any treatment for the disease should always…
Steel horse shoes with polyurethane soles reduce risk of overloading front legs, findings suggest
Study findings suggest that steel horseshoes may have a soft, polyurethane coating on the base to reduce overload in horses' front legs. Researchers wanted to compare steel shoes with soft…
Study of equine chimerism: When two horses become one
Spanish researchers have highlighted the rarity of horses with chimerism (a form of genetic balancing) in which an individual has two distinct genetic makeups. The university of Seville and Cordoba…
Everything you wanted to know about Yakutian horses, but were afraid to ask
In a Russian translation, scientists have described five distinct types of Yakutian horses. They are famous for their ability to withstand extreme climates in Siberia. Yakutian horses, also known as…
Feeding magnesium to horses
Psom salts or magnesium sulfate are becoming a more common supplement for horses. Magnesium is an essential element in nerve and muscle function. Horses deficient in this vital element may…
Are goldfish an effective cleaner for horse troughs?
If a recent US study shows, it may be more beneficial to clean your horse’s water trough more often than to try new methods of keeping it clean. If not…
LEVERAGE BIT BASICS
Let's begin with the most basic components of all leverage bits. The cheeks are composed of the purchase as well as the shank. The mouthpiece is composed of the bars, and -…
Physitis/Epiphysitis in Foals. What is it?
Although the term "epiphysitis", is often used, it is more accurate to call it physitis. It is an area that has become inflamed if it ends with the medical term "-itis". The…
What is Topline and How do you get it?
What is Topline? ...... How do you get it? Horses' topline is the term for the muscle covering that covers the horse's neck and back. What is topline? There are two…
Horse Coughing Problems, Causes and Treatment
Signs that Horses Have Respiratory Problems A horse may have a cough if they are experiencing irritation in their respiratory system. There are many types of coughs, and each type can…
The Harmful Effects Of Lasix
You are probably familiar with the conflicts surrounding Lasix or furosemide if you are involved in race horses. Furosemide was originally created to treat bleeding lungs in race horses. But many…
What is a Caslicks procedure and why do some mares need them?
Recently, I saw an advertisement for a broodmare that stated it could not have any Caslicks. I was struck by the stigma attached to this word. A mare that does…
Distilling The Facts About Horses’ Kidneys
The facts about kidneys Horses' kidneys are amazing. They process approximately 45 litres of blood per hour to filter out waste and keep the essential bits that your horse needs.…
Is Your Horse Showing Signs of Problems in its Hind Legs?
Horses with hind leg problems A hind leg problem could cause lameness in horses. These problems can cause permanent disability in horses of all ages and can be caused by a…
Vaqueros, Cowboys and Buckaroos
The cowboys of the west were called "vaqueros" in Spanish. (The Spanish term "vaca", which means cow, is translated as: In the old west, cowboy was a term that was seldom used. It…
Getting the Right Hackamore or Bosal
I get asked often the question, "How do you know what hackamore I should get?". There are many answers that address different concerns. First, make sure it fits properly. There are…
Sedating Your Horse
In the fall, sedation is required for both clipping and for travelling. There are three main methods horses can be sedated. Two of these are by intravenous sedation administered to…
Peaceful Mane Pulling –
No matter your riding style, every horse knows someone who hates having his mane pulled. This is not the case. Only 3% of horses have problems with professional braiders, mostly because they…
Tongue Resistance in the Dressage Horse
Q: My nine-year-old mare has an odd habit that seems to be getting worse rather than better. I have regular instruction--dressage basics with some jumping. My horse refuses to take more contact…
How to Determine If Your Horse Is Behind the Vertical (Without Mirrors!)
Q: I ride in an arena that doesn't have mirrors. How can I tell if my horse is behind a vertical? Do you have any clues? --Name withheld on request A. I can clearly…
How to Ride a Shoulder-In
Shoulder-in is my favorite exercise, due to its many incredible benefits: * A suppling exercise * This is a great exercise to straighten the spine because it allows you to…
What Your Horse’s Tail Says About His Health
A horse's tail can reveal a lot about his overall health and well-being. It should be visible at rest as well as during exercise. It should be lowered and carried with…
Schwarzwälder Kaltblut
Information about the Schwarzwalder Kaltblut horse The Black Forest records show that horse breeding was documented in the Black Forest as early as the fifteenth century. The Walderpferd was a type…
Karabakh Horse
Information about the Karabakh Horse The Karabakh horse is a rare breed that originated in Azerbaijan, Asia. This breed is extremely old and shares many of the same ancestral genes as…
How Often Should You Have Your Horse’s Teeth Floated?
True or false: Horses grow their teeth throughout their lives. Short answer: False. Horses don't get new teeth during their lives. This is a complicated story. Their very long, straight teeth push (erupt), through…
Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Primary squamous-cell carcinoma is a common form of cancer in horses. It is only found in areas with squamous cell carcinoma, which can be the skin, stomach, and nasal cavities.The appearance…
Melanoma in Horses
Melanoma, a common skin condition that causes nodules in older grey horses, is very common. It usually occurs between 7-8 years old. Over 80% of grey horses will experience at least…
Why are Some Horses Mean?
As an animal communicator, I view the problem from the perspective of the animal and not as a trainer. If a horse is being abused but has been treated well, then…
Seedy-Toe or White Line Disease?
White line disease (WLD), also known as seedy-toe, is a term that describes similar infections. WLD and seedy toe look identical and both involve the same opportunistic fungal or bacterial invaders. Both…
Grass Glands: Similar to Strangles but Not as Serious
Don't panic if your horse has a swelling in his throat after coming from grazing. This could be due to Grass Glands. Horses can develop large submandibular lymphodes (the area behind…
Keeping Your Horses Legs Healthy
Horses are quadrupeds and can be ridden fast or jump to escape danger. As with any animal that has one leg at each corner of its body, if one limb is…
THE PRZEWALSKI’S HORSE (TAKHI) PROJECT
GENETIC BOOTTLENECK OVERCOMING Przewalski's horse, pronounced "shuh-VALskees", faces the same challenge as many endangered species: recovering from an historic bottleneck. Przewalski's horses today, which number around 2,000, are the descendants of…
HOW TO IDENTIFY AN ILL-FITTING SADDLE
1. Horse Behavior There are several visual and behavioral indicators that can help you determine if your horse is in need of a better fitting saddle. Do any of these sound…
Do Horses Know Their Own Name?
Your horse may respond to your shouting name, and come running towards you. Did they recognize your name? Many riders believe their horse is intelligent enough to pick it out. Some riders aren't so…
How To Examine An Equine Placenta
The placenta connects the foal and mare, and is vital. It supplies oxygen and nutrients to the foal through various blood vessels and interconnections with the mare. The mare's endometrium (the…
Your Horse Has Uveitis? Here’s What You Need To Know
Uveitis, a common cause for blindness in horses is still a mystery. It can also be difficult to treat in its recurrent forms. Although there is no cure, it does not necessarily…
Osteochondrosis of the Stifle in Horses
Osteochondrosis is a common cause for stifle lameness among young horses (see Osteochondrosis In Horses). The most common location for lesions in the stifle is the lateral trochantlear ridge of a horse's…
Rupture of the Fibularis (Peroneus) Tertius in Horses
The fibularis (peroneus tertius) is a tendinous structure. It originates from the extensor Fossa in the femur, runs across the craniolateral side of the tibia, inserting on the dorsoproximal aspects…
Vesicular Stomatitis in Horses
Vesicular Stomatitis, which affects horses, cattle, and pork, is caused by a virus. It rarely affects sheep and goats. It can also be transmitted to humans, and can cause flu-like diseases. Vesicular Stomatitis…
Uterine Prolapse in Horses
Uterine prolapse refers to a condition in which the uterus protrudes from the vagina and turns inside out. Although it is uncommon in horses, it can occur within hours or minutes…
Disorders of the Conjunctiva in Horses
The conjunctiva, a thin membrane covering the inner eyelids and reaching to the cornea of an eye, is thin. It is responsible for the movement of tears and eye, protecting the…
Lymphangitis in Horses
Pigeon Fever (False Strangles) Horses can contract lymphangitis from infection with Corynebacterium fauxtuberculosis bacteria. The bacteria can enter through skin injuries such as insect bites or injections. This condition is often called pigeon flu,…
Anemia in Horses
Anemia is when there is a decrease of red blood cells. This can be measured using hemoglobin concentration or red blood cell count. Anemia can result from the destruction or lack of…
Getting Ready for a Horseback Ride Day at Timber Valley Ranch
Last Updated on August 29, 2023 by Allison Price Timber Valley Ranch in Bellville provides rustic ranch settings perfect for hosting special events. They also offer birthday party packages as … Read more
