Lameness
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
How to Interpret Your Horse’s Head Bobs
How a horse's head bobs up and down can be an important clue to lameness. Here's how to read what you see. | MORE
The Equine Lameness Exam
The lameness exam is a sensory exploration for you and your veterinarian involving sight, feel, and sound. Here’s a closer look. | MORE
Physical Causes of Canter Lead Problems
When your horse won't pick up the correct lead, poor training isn't usually to blame. | MORE
Recognizing Radial Nerve Paralysis in Horses
Although it may look like a broken leg, radial nerve paralysis typically has a less dire prognosis. | MORE
Is Your Stumbling Horse Neurologically Impaired?
Try these two simple tests to tell if your horse's simple stumble is a sign of something much worse. | MORE
Joint Supplement Ingredients Explained
Choosing a joint supplement for your horse? Start by checking out the label and learning more about the ingredients the supplement contains. | MORE
Update on Turtle Powell’s “Vegas” and Laminitis
How Vegas is recovering from laminitis | MORE
Webinar: Laminitis Lessons with Don Walsh, DVM
Watch a webinar on lamintis presented by equine laminitis specialist Don Walsh, DVM. | MORE
Horse Lameness Check
Lameness clues can be subtle. Veterinarian Eleanor Kellon gives you six ways to detect lameness in your horse. | MORE
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