Anatomy
The Anatomy of Dressage Horse Hindquarters
Learn to understand the structure and biomechanics of dressage horse hindquarters with Dr. Hilary Clayton. | MORE
Are Blue Eyes More Sensitive than Brown?
An equine ophthalmologist dispels the myth that blue eyes are more susceptible to disease. | MORE
Fight Arthritis at Every Age
Arthritis typically begins to appear in middle-aged horses. However, there are steps you can take to protect your horse's joints throughout his life. | MORE
Relieve Your Horse’s Back Tightness with Massage
You can address some types of back pain in your horse with a safe, simple sportsmassage technique. | MORE
BCS: What Body Condition Scores Mean
With this 9-point scale developed by Don Henneke, PhD, there's no need to guess about a horse's weight losses and gains. | MORE
Architecture of the Equine Digestive System
Learn about the equine digestive system to make the best choices in what and how to feed your horse. | MORE
An Equine Bladder-Stone Blockage
When an affable gelding suddenly develops trouble urinating, only emergency surgery can save his life. | MORE
Update on Turtle Powell’s “Vegas” and Laminitis
How Vegas is recovering from laminitis | MORE
Life after Equine Laminitis
When laminitis leads to permanent changes in a horse’s hoof, veterinarians and farriers team up to preserve his comfort and soundness through targeted treatments. | MORE
Natural Foot Model: Not Perfect?
An Australian study recommends that the hoof used as the model of health for natural hoofcare should be reconsidered. | MORE
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