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Mare’s Sight Restored With Novel Corneal Edema Surgery

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Mare’s Sight Restored With Novel Corneal Edema Surgery

When it is damaged or diseased, endothelial cells don’t work correctly, and the cornea fills with water and swells, giving the characteristic blue color and resulting in reduced vision and pain.

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Using Ultrasound to Predict Outcome of Tendon Injury

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Using Ultrasound to Predict Outcome of Tendon Injury

The researchers have also been working with a leading veterinary ultrasound company, BCF Technology, to develop an App vets can use to record their ultrasound findings using the new scoring system.

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5 Tips to Tune Your Trail Game

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5 Tips to Tune Your Trail Game

B.T. is what they called the Trail era “Before Tim” Kimura, when Trail was the disjointed, black sheep of the horse show world. “It was always the last class of the day, there were barely any entries, and nobody wanted to drag the poles around at the end of the show,” recalls Tim.

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Do the Math For Improved Equine Nutrition

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Do the Math For Improved Equine Nutrition

Feed tags and hay analyses often list ingredients as “ppm” or parts per million. Does this confuse you? You aren’t alone. The best way to think of ppm is as milligrams per kilogram (mg/kg) of feed (since a mg is a one millionth “part” of a kg). Therefore, when using mg/kg, all you have to do is make sure you’re dealing with kg of feed (instead of lbs) before doing your calculations.

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Getting Technical About Transitions With Jewett and Hokana at 2018 Silver Dollar

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Getting Technical About Transitions With Jewett and Hokana at 2018 Silver Dollar

“You can make or break your class based on the 10 minute warm up beforehand. All horses are in tune to us more than we realize…”

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Safe Tow Vehicles: Bumper Pulls and Goosenecks

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Safe Tow Vehicles: Bumper Pulls and Goosenecks

A horse trailer has a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating – the amount the trailer can hold including itself and still be safe. The GVWR is always more than the actual weight of the loaded trailer. The towing capacity should be 20% more than the weight it’s pulling. If you’re not sure of the weight, have it be 20% more than the GVWR.

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A Horse’s Digestive System is… Complicated

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A Horse’s Digestive System is… Complicated

The horse’s digestive system is both delicate and complicated—any change in diet, exercise, stress level, or health can affect the fragile balance in the gut. Traveling and competing can cause elevated stress in horses, so it is especially important to keep your horse’s diet balanced and consistent to maintain digestive health for optimal performance.

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Starting Slow is Key to Getting Your Senior Horse Back in Shape for Spring

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Starting Slow is Key to Getting Your Senior Horse Back in Shape for Spring

“Especially with a senior horse that likely has arthritis and some hock and knee issues, the last thing you want to do is work them hard and do a lot of tight turns like three-sixties.”

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Listen to AHC’s ELD Mandate Webinar Recording

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Listen to AHC’s ELD Mandate Webinar Recording

It’s up! Due to the overwhelming number of questions and comments, The American Horse Council has received lately concerning the Electronic Logging Device Mandate, they decided to create an informative Q&A webinar. In case you missed the recent webinar on the ELD Mandate, AHC has posted a recording on their website. Speakers include Jeffrey Dean, […]

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Hay Before Grain or Vice-Versa?

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Hay Before Grain or Vice-Versa?

If fed starchy cereal grains (oats, corn, barley, etc.) on an empty stomach, the horse will produce even more acid (potentially leading to ulcers) and it will be leave the stomach quickly. When this happens, there is a risk that it will not be fully digested in the small intestine (especially if large amounts are fed), and end up in the hindgut where starch can be fermented by the bacterial population. This can lead to endotoxin-related laminitis.

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