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What Can Be Done for Wobblers?
The good news is that, with appropriate treatment, many wobblers can return to comfortable, and many times, active lives. But to be effective, treatment needs to start early. And that means catching the problem as soon as the horse begins to show the first subtle signs of trouble. | MORE
Break Your Horse’s Trail-Snacking Habits
A horse who eats on the trail isn't paying attention to his rider. Here's how to redirect his focus. | MORE
One Simple Tip for More Effective Deworming
Try this trick to ensure your horse gets the most out of his deworming medication. | MORE
An Equine Eye Injury Mystery
What was causing a gelding's eye to water wasn't nearly as baffling as how it got where it did. | MORE
Not-So-Sweet: Why Your Horse’s Breath Stinks
If your horse's breath makes you cringe, investigate the possible causes of the problem. | MORE
Banish Bot Eggs
Interrupt the lifecycle of these parasites by removing their eggs when you can. | MORE
Learn to Take Your Horse’s Pulse
Knowing how to check this important vital sign allows you to closely monitor your horse's health. | MORE
Protect Your Horse from Sunburn
Sunny days can lead to sunburn in horses. Take these steps to protect his sensitive skin. | MORE
How To Protect Your Horse’s Health on the Road
Travel can put a horse at higher risk of contagious disease. Here's how to minimize the health threats to on-the-go horses. | MORE
How To Disinfect a Stall or Trailer
In the face of a contagious disease breakout, disinfecting stalls and trailers are important steps to containment. | MORE
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