EQUUS Online Extras

Why Is My Horse Drooling?

By the Editors of EQUUS magazine

When your horse is producing puddles of saliva, there are a few possible explanations to consider. | MORE

Recognizing Radial Nerve Paralysis in Horses

By the Editors of EQUUS magazine

Although it may look like a broken leg, radial nerve paralysis typically has a less dire diagnosis. | MORE

“Blowing Up” a Girthing Myth

Horses do not hold their breath to avoid girth tightening, but it is still important to take steps to ensure your tack is secure. | MORE

When your Horse Whinnies Too Much

By the Editors of EQUUS magazine

Try these tips to silence an overly "talkative" horse whose whinnies are a distraction | MORE

Putting Weight on Your Horse for Winter

By the Editors of EQUUS magazine

A skinny horse won't do well in winter weather. Here's how to add weight to your horse before the temperatures drop. | MORE

Treatments for Headshaking Horses

By the Editors of EQUUS magazine

A veterinary expert explains the physiologic cause behind headshaking in horses and possible remedies that may provide relief. | MORE

EQUUS Special Report: Help Your Horse Survive Colic

By the Editors of EQUUS magazine

Thanks to advances in diagnosis and treatment, more horses are surviving colic than ever before. In this EQUUS Special Report, first published in August 2011, we take a closer look at the latest approaches to colic care and outline how you, as an owner, can help your veterinarian increase your horse's odds for a quick recovery. | MORE