Su-Per Wind Takes on Dry Coughs
Step one in managing a respiratory-tract problem is to get an accurate diagnosis. And, because the symptoms of cough, fever and mucus production overlap considerably with different issues, it’s not…
Step one in managing a respiratory-tract problem is to get an accurate diagnosis. And, because the symptoms of cough, fever and mucus production overlap considerably with different issues, it’s not…
Arthritis is an unwelcome diagnosis for any horse, regardless of his discipline or occupation. Whether the condition appears suddenly after trauma or gradually with worsening stiffness, it means the same…
…recently–he even collapsed several times. Diagnostic tests: Elmo’s insulin and glucose levels were normal, but his ACTH was slightly high. To confirm a diagnosis of Cushing’s disease, the vet performed…
…that has dealt with the problem, recognizes the symptoms and runs the right tests, or the horse may actually end up in surgery before a diagnosis is made. How’s his…
…quite a few months later,” she says. Identifying Lyme Even when there’s good reason to suspect that a horse has Lyme disease, making a definitive diagnosis can be a long…
…down to graze or bite at a fly. Diagnosis And Treatment Although progress has been slow, we are getting better methods available for diagnosing back problems. Standing X-rays can detect…
…infiltrate the bowel. Both of these causes of diarrhea are relatively rare. Diagnosis The diagnosis of diarrhea is easy, but determining the exact cause is not. Horses with the sudden…
…horse owners. Recognize the signs of colic in horses, including horse colic symptoms, with this FREE guide?How to Help Your Horse Survive Colic: Advances in diagnosis and treatment increase your…
…and the regular care he gets from a good farrier. Horse Journal Response You’ve taken the important first step of confirming the diagnosis by involving your vet and testing. We…
…forces on the lower leg joints on impact. Diagnosis Early ringbone, before much of anything is even visible on X-rays, can be an extremely painful stage for the horse. Conversely,…