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Soft Touch for Gaited Horses

Many of us who own gaited horses share the same problems. Our horses won't stand still for us to mount. When we ride, our horses are stiff...

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VIDEO: Jade Corkill on Jackyl's Comfort on the Road with Soft Ride Boots

2012 World Champion Heeler Jade online pharmacy cialis Corkill talks about keeping his senior horse, Jackyl, comfortable while traveling and standing at ropings and rodeos with Soft Ride Boots. ...

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[/caption] If you’re seeking alternative therapies, chances are you’ll encounter a wide variety of different gadgets and gizmos designed to help keep your horse comfortable. Although a full review of therapeutic...

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Pro-Barefoot Veterinarians Share Their Insights

The following information is compiled and provided by Cavallo Horse and Rider, and does not represent the views of Horse&Rider or The Trail Rider magazines. We at Cavallo Horse and Rider,...

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Pro-Barefoot Veterinarians Share Their Insights

The following information is compiled and provided by Cavallo Horse and Rider, and does not represent the views of Horse&Rider or The Trail Rider magazines. We at Cavallo Horse and Rider,...

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Proud Flesh and How to Prevent It

What Proud Flesh Is: As your horse's wound begins to heal, pinkish granulation tissue fills in the gaps between soft tissues. Granulation tissue normally stops forming as the skin edges grow...

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The Role of Glucose in Laminitis

A new University of Queensland study supports the hypothesis that glucose starvation of the laminar tissue contributes to the development of laminitis. Previous research suggested that the inability to absorb...

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Lameness and Recovery

Most of the lamenesses that horses suffer have a typical course of action that governs the days, weeks or months that will be necessary for healing. But other factors influence...

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Senior Horses with Arthritis: How to Assess and Manage this Degenerative Joint Disease in Horses

From Hands-On Senior Horse Care by Karen E.N. Hayes, DVM, MS, & Sue M. Copeland What it is arthritis in senior horses: Also known as degenerative joint disease in horses (DJD),...

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Laminitis: The First 48 Hours

The horse shifts her weight back onto her hindquarters. Her forefeet, curved and creasing into a gross distortion of the polished, tough hoof capsules of her previous life, practically paddle...

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