EQUUS Magazine 2008 Articles Index

Breakdowns

Eventing and horseracing tragedies fuel call for changes (RU) 370/71

Eight Belles to be buried at the Kentucky Derby Museum (RU) 371/65

Safety of Thoroughbred racing questioned (RU) 372/65

States adopt new steroid rules (RU) 374/74Bridles

Evaluating bridle fit (VS) 365/18

Bridling problems (C) 369/72Bruxism

Tooth grinding (C) 368/75Buying and Selling Horses

Horse Trends (F) 364/50

Florida drafts horse-sale regulations (RU) 364/72

Prepurchase Exams: Introduction (SR) 366/29

Prepurchase Exams: What's Involved (SR) 366/30

Prepurchase Exams: How It's Done (SR) 366/33

Prepurchase Exams: What the Results Can Tell (SR) 366/40

Prepurchase Exams: Legal Matters (SR) 366/44

Cancer

Light therapy to combat skin cancers (MF) 363/15

Treatment for melanoma (C) 364/78Carbohydrates

Feeding to Reduce Laminitis Risk (F) 367/49Cardiovascular System and Disorders

Progressive ethmoid hematoma (CR) 364/17

What's At the Heart of Breakdowns? (F) 368/46

Rare cardiac condition (CR) 371/23Carriage Horses and Driving

Manhattan considers carriage ban (RU) 365/68Cartilage

Blood test for osteoarthritis (MF) 371/14

Joint Health Support Options (F) 374/62Case Report (Feature)

Severe colic (CR) 363/23

Progressive ethmoid hematoma (CR) 364/17

Shattered pastern bone (CR) 365/21

Skin grafts aid wound healing (CR) 366/19

Pseudohermaphrodism (CR) 367/29

Lightning strike survivor (CR) 368/27

Stomach impaction (CR) 369/27

Tale injury (CR) 370/29

Rare cardiac condition (CR) 371/23

Oleander poisoning (CR) 372/25

Bacterial meningitis (CR) 373/21

Leg fracture (CR) 374/23Castration

Pseudohermaphrodism (CR) 367/29Catching Horses

Catching and eye contact (MF) 373/11Cellulitis

Detecting and treating cellulitis (MF) 366/9Chills

Wet-weather health problems (HO) 367/23Chiropractic Medicine

A Sensible Approach to Alternative Therapies (F) 374/34Choke

How to Handle Choke (F) 363/38

Handling choke (C) 368/75Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (see Recurrent Airway Obstruction)

Clipping and Clippers

Preparing clippers for winter (HO) 372/21Cloning

Cloned horse delivers her first foal (RU) 370/72Coat and Hair

Stain-removal strategies (C) 363/74

Signs of Cushing's syndrome (HO) 368/23

Hair whorls and sidedness (MF) 372/15

Blanketing older horses (C) 373/75Colic

Severe colic (CR) 363/23

Link between tapeworms and colic (MF) 364/7

Colic Early Warning Signs (HO) 366/15

Stomach impaction (CR) 369/27

Lidocaine to prevent post-op complications (MF) 370/15

Cribbing and epiploic foramen entrapment (MF) 372/17

How to Identify Mild Colic (F) 372/32

Help for the ulcer-prone horse (C) 374/82Coloration and Markings

Treatment for melanoma (C) 364/78

White coat genetics (MF) 365/9

Coat colors that fade in the summer (C) 366/74

Birdcatcher spots (C) 371/74

Silver dapple colored horse (C) 373/74Composting

How Green is Your Farm? (F) 371/40Compounding Pharmacies

Hot Topics: Horse industry issues (F) 364/44Conditioning (see Exercise and Conditioning)

Cough (see Respiratory System and Disorders)

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Cresty Neck Scores

Cresty neck score assesses laminitis risk (MF) 372/16Cribbing

Saliva production in cribbers (MF) 371/12

Cribbing and epiploic foramen entrapment (MF) 372/17

Cribbing and learning (MF) 373/13Cushing's Disease (PPID)

Aging and bone loss (C) 365/79

Signs of Cushing's syndrome (HO) 368/23

Changing body shape as a horse ages (C) 368/76

PPID and immune function (MF) 370/17

Safely grazing a Cushing's horse (C) 372/73

Cushing's syndrome false positives (HO) 373/16

Dehydration

Stomach impaction (CR) 369/27

Heat Stress Prevention Strategy (F) 370/58Diagnostic Tools and Techniques (see also Prognostic Tools and Techniques)

Testing for failure of passive transfer in foals (MF) 363/12

Lumps and bumps on the lower leg. (HO) 363/19

Body Language (CM) 363/28

Link between tapeworms and colic (MF) 364/7

Determining the origin of bleeding (HO) 364/12

Why a horse flinches (HO) 365/15

The ERU Threat (F) 365/30

How Bad is That Cough? (F) 365/46

Summer sore diagnosis (MF) 366/11

Colic Early Warning Signs. (HO) 366/15

Pseudohermaphrodism (CR) 367/29

EPM Status Report (F) 367/38

Finding the cause of an itch (HO) 368/21

Tests for equine protozoal myeloencephalitis (HO) 368/23

On Watch for Pigeon Fever (F) 368/30

What's At the Heart of Breakdowns? (F) 368/46

Hearing-impaired horses (C) 368/74

Genetic test for PSSM (MF) 369/18

The Essentials of Parasite Control (F) 369/34

Evidence of herd infighting (HO) 370/23

Tale injury (CR) 370/29

Coping with Arthritis (F) 370/34

Looking for Ways to End Soring (F) 370/55

Heat Stress Prevention Strategy (F) 370/58

Blood test for osteoarthritis (MF) 371/14

Rare cardiac condition (CR) 371/23

Cribbing and epiploic foramen entrapment (MF) 372/17

How to Identify Mild Colic (F) 372/32

Cushing's syndrome false positives (HO) 373/16

Recognizing tying up as early as possible (HO) 374/18Diet and Nutrition (see also Feed Labeling, Feed Supplements, Feeding Methods)

Total Mixed Ration cubes (MF) 363/13

How to Handle Choke (F) 363/38

Feeding hay for warmth (C) 363/70

Powerhouse Pony (F) 364/34

Factors to consider in feed rations (MF) 366/11

Escape-proof muzzle (C) 366/76

Feeding to Reduce Laminitis Risk (F) 367/49

Horse taste preferences (C) 367/88

Stomach ulcers and confinement (MF) 369/16

Nerve disorder linked to tainted silage (MF) 369/18

Straight Talk About Feed Tags (F) 369/42

From Racetrack to Riding Ring (F) 369/59

Cause of red-bag deliveries (C) 369/70

Special Report: Buying Hay in Trying Times (SR) 370/44

Crimped vs. whole oats (C) 370/81

Saliva production in cribbers (MF) 371/12

Alfalfa hay and enteroliths linked (MF) 371/14

Natural dewormers (C) 371/75

Gastric ulcers in broodmares (MF) 372/15

How to Identify Mild Colic (F) 372/32

Strategy for Stronger Hooves (F) 372/40

Safely grazing a Cushing's horse (C) 372/73

Supplements increase omega-3 fatty acids (MF) 373/13

Common Feeding Problems Solved (F) 373/28

Blanketing older horses (C) 373/75

Bacterial death linked to laminitis (MF) 374/13

Chores you can do in an hour (HO) 374/17

Help for the ulcer-prone horse (C) 374/82

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