Transporting Horses with Fractures, Washington State University, horse veterinary, signs of fracture horses, sudden horse lameness, stabilize broken horse leg, horse care

Several types of fractures and injuries that doomed a horse in the past may be repaired today due to advances in veterinary medicine and surgery. One of the most important factors for a successful outcome from such an incident is what happens before a horse arrives at a veterinary medical center for treatment.

How to Make Your Horse's Coat Shine

By Jessica R. Morgan - A beautiful coat starts with what is on the inside of your horse. No amount of grooming will make your horse look beautiful if he isn't getting the proper nutrition.

What Makes a Good Hunter?

By Alan Korotkin - What makes a successful show hunter? Judges and horse professionals are in constant search of the perfect hunter that can win, or be sold for large amounts of money. Certain qualities exist that separate the good hunter from the bad. The first and most important quality a good hunter must have is solid form over his jumps. The second is his movement across the ground – how he walks, trots, and canters. The third criteria is the horse’s mind – how he thinks and his personality.

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Use of Bismuth for Horses Unproven

By April Knudson, DVM - Bismuth subsalicylate is used in people to treat diarrhea and gastric distress such as nausea, indigestion and heartburn. It is not labeled for use in any animal! In fact, in the case of horses with ulcers, the use of bismuth is not recommended.

Jane Savoie, Engage Horse’s Hind Legs, connecting half halt horses,

By Jane Savoie - Many riders are confused by the term "engage the hind leg." They want to know exactly what engagement means and how to go about achieving it.

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