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> What's Your Horse's Colic Risk?
EQUUS' 7-question survey can tell you your horse's chances of developing colic, as well as what you can do to protect his health. By Joanne Meszoly for EQUUS magazine.
> Horse Clipper Buying Basics
Do a little homework, take stock of your needs and you're bound to choose clippers that will keep your horse tidy for years to come. By Joanne Meszoly for EQUUS magazine.
> The Latest on Cushing's Syndrome, or PPID
Recent research and treatment options available make it easier than ever to keep horses with Cushing's Syndrome, now callled PPID, healthy and comfortable in their senior years. By Joanne Meszoly for EQUUS magazine.

IN SEPTEMBER'S ISSUE
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  • What You Need to Know about Botulism
  • Use Hillwork to Develop Strength & Propulsive Power
  • Tack & Gear: Pink Products

How to Identify Mild Colic
With subtle signs that may come and go, low-grade digestive upset is easy to miss and difficult to diagnose. Here are the five most common causes and how to spot them.

Strategy for Stronger Hooves
With the right management measures you can encourage a young horse's hooves to grow healthy and strong, increasing his chances for a lifetime of soundness.

Are Your Blankets Ready for Winter?
With a thorough inspection in early fall, you can make sure you're ready for the cold weather to come.

Behavior Clinic: A Turnout Terror
If you don't insist on good ground manners, a horse's behavior may eventually become dangerous.

Case Report: A Mouthful of Trouble
Did he swallow three leaves, 10 or 20? When a gelding snatches up a branch from an oleander tree, the answer may mean the difference between life and death.

True Tale: Sunday Best
A teenaged girl spends her summer bringing kindness and love to the life of a troubled horse.

Hands On
What a cocked hoof means; Buyer's guide to lead ropes; Avoid germs while traveling; Clipper prep

EQUUS Consultants
A reason to leave lights off; When tails go awry; Inappropriate letdowns; Safe grazing for a horse with Cushing's?

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