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Why Your Horse’s Coggins Test Matters
A Coggins test verifies that your horse is not infected with equine infectious anemia (EIA), also known as swamp fever. It is required at most public equestrian events—so don't leave home without it. | MORE
The Cause of Cellulitis in Horses
An equine veterinarian explains the whys and hows of cellulitis in horses, along with what can be done about it. | MORE
Webinar: Laminitis Lessons with Don Walsh, DVM
Watch a webinar on lamintis presented by equine laminitis specialist Don Walsh, DVM. | MORE
Is Your Horse at Risk for EHV-1? Dealing with Disease Outbreak
Learn how to assess and reduce the risks your horse faces from contagious viruses, bacteria and other organisms. | MORE
Climate Change and Horse Health
Weather-pattern changes can cause far more than inconvenience. See how experts say they could affect your horse's health--and you. | MORE
Stifle Injuries in Team Roping Horses
Performance horses' stifles take a beating in the arena. | MORE
Buyer’s Guide: Protective Horse Boots
Learn about the different types of protective horse boots and what to look for when buying. | 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
Is My Horse Safe If His Barnmates’ Coggins Tests Aren’t Drawn?
Dr. Cody Alcott answers a reader's question about equine infectious anemia in horses. | MORE
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