…(normal respiratory rate is 6 to 8 breaths per minute) Respiratory Tract Invaders There are several primary causes of respiratory tract infections. Identifying what’s at the root of the horse’s…
…it. Respiratory Difficulties Good air quality is essential to the health of a stabled horse no matter what the season of year. But in winter, when your inclination is to…
…your horse’s respiratory veterinary care without the help of your vet. Respiratory System DVD is $59.95, from Advanced Equine Studies, Mouse Hole Farm Productions. Here’s an excerpt from the series:…
Respiratory noises are most commonly heard at faster gaits, such as the canter or gallop. Janne Matzner A horse who emits rasping, whistling or other respiratory noises when he gallops…
Science Daily reports that a team of researchers from Cornell University of Calgary, and Youngstown State University are working on the link between a horse’s complex respiratory system and musculature…
…also builds as urine, feces and water evaporate, as well as water contributed from the horses’ respiratory tracts. If there’s moisture condensing on the windows, the barn is too warm….
…webinar on Tuesday Aug. 4, 2015, on EquiManagement.com. The webinar focused on information about: Dr. Nicola Pusterla Understanding the various causes of infectious respiratory disease in horses Importance of equine…
It’s well established that the level of ammonia, bacterial toxins, molds and plant-based allergens inside stables can easily reach levels that pose a threat to a horse’s respiratory health. It…
…the horse did have a respiratory illness within the past few months. Triggered by exercise? Sometimes, but not always Likely cause: Residual effects of the earlier, acute respiratory illness. “The…
…the respiratory system consistently subside more quickly and with fewer complications when they are identified and treated appropriately. The spread of respiratory disease can also be minimized if infections are…
