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July 2012

  • Special Report: Contagion Control
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  • How to handle a crisis on the trail.
  • Deb Bennett, PhD explains the forelimb reciprocating apparatus
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The Facts About Sand Colic in Horses

When sand accumulates in your horse's gut, trouble soon follows. Here's what you need to know to protect your horse from sand colic. | MORE

Protect Your Horse From Toxic Buttercups

These small yellow flowers can lead to digestive troubles. Here's what you can do to minimize your horse's consumption of buttercups. | MORE

Bottoms Up: Tips for Getting A Horse To Drink More Water

Hydration is key for equine athletes in warm summer months. Try these tips for getting more water into a hot, sweaty horse. | 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

Tips for Crossing Water Safely While Riding

Wading into unfamiliar waters on the trail can be dangerous. Follow these tips for safely crossing streams, rivers and other types of water while riding. | MORE

Help Your Horse Have Stronger Hooves

How you manage your horse on a daily basis can influence the strength of his hooves. Try these tips for building better hooves. | MORE

Unusual Equine Coat Spots Explained

Here's a quick look at some coat-color modifications that go beyond the familiar spots of a Paint or Appaloosa. | MORE

Causes of a “Cold Back” in Horses

A horse who "sinks" or acts out when mounted may be experiencing back pain. Here's how to begin investigating what the trouble might be. | MORE

Slow Down Mealtime to Reduce the Risk of Equine Choke

When a horse eats his grain too quickly, he is at risk for choke. Here's how to slow him down for safety's sake. | MORE

When Your Horse Coughs While Warming Up

A horse who coughs only during ride warm ups is probably fine, but be concerned if it lingers or worsens. | MORE

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