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A Paint’s Dilated Pupil Baffles Horse Owners and Veterinarians
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When to Bandage Your Horse’s Wound
Consider these three criteria when determining if a wound on your horse would be better off bandaged. | MORE
Is Your Horse’s Wound Infected?
As your horse heals from any type of wound, watch closely for these five signs of infection. | 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
Understand the USEF Equine Drug Testing Rules
If you compete in rated shows, here’s what you need to know to keep your horse healthy and maintain a level playing field. | MORE
Large-Animal Rescue
Become involved in large-animal rescue with this guide to rescue-training organizations. | MORE
Avoid Big Vet Bills
You can save $100s, even $1,000s on vet-care costs with simple changes to your everyday routine. | MORE
Ten Reasons to Love Sticky Ichthammol Ointment
Despite being less than ideal to handle, ichthammol is beneficial to both your horse and to your wallet. | MORE
Horse Wounds: To Bandage or Not to Bandage?
Bandaging a wound has advantages and disadvantages. Here's how to determine if a wound will heal better under wraps. | MORE
Is that Blood in your Horse’s Urine? Probably not
A chemical reaction between equine urine an snow can lead to an alarming sight. | MORE
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