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First Aid

Information about equine first aid, including vital signs, caring for wounds and more. ...

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Vital Signs Made Easy

A new program called VITALS™, introduced by the Kentucky Horse Council, will help you communicate basic health indicators to your veterinarian when you suspect illness, injury, or...

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EQUUS Chart: Gauge Your Horse's Vital Signs

In recognition of EQUUS magazine's 30th anniversary in 2007, each month we will be bringing you horse health care tips in a handy PDF reference chart. "Vital Signs" is the...

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Trail Riding in the Toiyabe, Toquima, and Monitor Mountain Ranges of Nevada

Wildlife here includes elk, deer, black bears, wild horses, bighorn sheep, mountain lions, bobcats, and numerous bird species. Our most interesting wildlife experience was witnessing the yearly invasion...

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Trail Riding in the Toiyabe, Toquima, and Monitor Mountain Ranges of Nevada

What state has the most mountain ranges? Is it Montana, Wyoming, or California? No, it's Nevada! With 314 separate mountain ranges, Nevada has the most ranges of any state...

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Monitor Water Intake

As the weather warms and your horse's coat continues to shed, he may get warm with just a bit of exercise. A cool drink of water...

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Learn to Take Your Horse's Pulse

[/caption] Your horse’s pulse offers insights into his health and fitness. Checking his pulse isn’t as easy as monitoring your own, but with practice you can master the technique. It’s easiest to...

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Trail Terrors, Part 4: Heatstroke

Heatstroke - What to Watch For: Weakness/ staggering; reluctance to move; collapse. Resting heart rate that's over 60 BPM. Resting respiration rate that's over 40 breaths per minute. Your horse may pant in a...

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Monitoring Your Horse's Vital Signs

Temperature, pulse and respiration rates in your horse are called "vital signs" because they are indicators of critical bodily functions. TPR is the common abbreviation and...

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Pack an Emergency Trail Bag

When you take your horse out on trails, chances are you expect to have a fun, safe, relaxing time. And most of the time, that expectation is fulfilled. Yet as...

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