The Anatomy of the Equine Mouth and Why Dental Health is Important
Horses are herbivores & their teeth wear down due to continuous grazing. Horses also have teeth that continually grow throughout their life.
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Interesting Facts about Thoroughbreds
Thoroughbreds are more than a racing breed. There are countless characteristics and facts that make it a supreme choice for horse owners.
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Basic Horse Care: A Comprehensive Guide
This basic guide includes how to take care of horses. Horses of different breeds, temperaments and ages may need different requirements.
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Tying Up In horses: Management and Prevention
Tying up develops due to irregular exercise and feeding schedule. The mechanism of contraction and relaxation of muscles is disturbed.
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Life of a Thoroughbred Racehorse
A typical day in the life of a racehorse revolves around feeding, exercises, vet checks, nap time, and night checks.
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Exercises and Exercise Recovery Options for Horses in Training
In the horse's body, different muscles serve different purposes, and it is important to exercise each muscle to prevent any damage or injury
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Complementary Therapies for Equines: A Holistic Approach
Practitioners who are experienced in these complementary modalities use techniques like acupressure, massage & PEMF for a holistic approach
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Understanding Heatstroke in Horses
Heat stroke damages the body by denaturing different proteins and cellular membranes at the cellular level.
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What is Animal Acupressure?
Acupressure is a holistic medicine approach in which a certain amount of pressure is applied on specific points on the body.
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Equine Back Pain: Causes and Conditions
n this complex structure, any pain in the back can affect the whole body; because everything there is interlinked.
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Handling Horse Injuries and Wound Management
One thing common in horses is that most injuries are related to the limbs, not the upper main body mass.
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Should I Blanket My Horse?
One of the most discussed subjects among equine owners is when to blanket your horse and when not to.
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Equine Cushing's Disease
Your horse is a mammal that also has this crucial and most significant endocrine system. This system in their body helps them grow, thrive,
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What is Anhidrosis in Equines?
Anhidrosis is the complete absence of sweat. This condition results in the decreased performance in horses and poses a risk of hyperthermia
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Laminitis in Horses
Any damage to these laminae results in inflammation and the blockage of blood supply to the laminae.
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Red light therapy Versus PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field)
Both red light therapy and PEMF therapy are intended to increase the body’s energy and its ability to heal itself.
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Acupressure as Preventive Care
You may be familiar with some of these modalities: cupping, chiropractic, qigong, meditation, yoga, herb therapy and, of course,...
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The C-Word
Colic causes range from a simple blockage, a spasm in the colon, excess gas buildup, torsions in the digestive tract.
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Red Means GO!
LEDs also provide a dispersal of light and not necessarily laser light, making it safe and effective for at home/therapy use.
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Acupuncture vs. Acupressure
It was love at first sight when I was introduced to horses and my first true love was with a horse named Blackie. He was the horse I...
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