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Myth: A Shiny Horse is a Healthy Horse

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Myth: A Shiny Horse is a Healthy Horse

As long as he’s shiny for the right reason – because you are feeding the right type of fat! With so many feeds and supplements available, where do you start?

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Broodmare Nutrition During Late Gestation

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Broodmare Nutrition During Late Gestation

Up to 60 percent of an unborn foal’s growth happens during the last three months of pregnancy. As such, late gestation can pose nutritional challenges for pregnant mares.

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Know Your Treats: Some Natural Ingredients Can Cause Accidental Drug Positives

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Know Your Treats: Some Natural Ingredients Can Cause Accidental Drug Positives

Poppy seeds can contain amounts of morphine that can be enough to trigger a positive. The forbidden substance, eugenol, occurs naturally in such foods as licorice, cloves, vanilla, nutmeg, and celery.

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Eating! An Important Key to Improving Insulin Resistance

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Eating! An Important Key to Improving Insulin Resistance

Do you have an overweight horse? Chances are he is insulin resistant. Excess body fat leads to elevated insulin. Elevated insulin leads to more body fat storage, which leads to greater insulin resistance, and the vicious cycle continues. Even horses of normal weight can be insulin resistant, exhibited by regional fat deposits along the neck, shoulders, tailhead, and back.

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Helping Horse Owners Prepare For Disasters

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Helping Horse Owners Prepare For Disasters

What do you do when your companion animals and horses are caught in an accident? Or need to be evacuated because of flood or fire? What do you do when your client calls whose companion animal or horse is trapped?

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How Switching Up My Workout Routine Completely Changed My Riding

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How Switching Up My Workout Routine Completely Changed My Riding

“In my opinion, your core is the essential part of your body that provides maximum results for riding. My top three exercises for this would include: Planks, Flutter Kicks, and Crunches (reverse and regular).”

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The Relation Between Gelding Scars and Performance

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The Relation Between Gelding Scars and Performance

“Anecdotally, it has been found that around a third of all geldings will have some issue relating to the castration scar. When you think about it, that’s quite a few!”

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Gait Analysis Laboratory Coming to UC Davis

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Gait Analysis Laboratory Coming to UC Davis

The arena will also be equipped with high-speed motion capture cameras (currently utilized by researchers) to help detect subtle gait abnormalities. Veterinarians need extremely high speed cameras to properly evaluate movement of the distal limb of a horse. The proposed cameras measure more than 1,000 frames per second, and can help to detect subtle injuries at an early stage or to find the optimal movement pattern in order for a horse to perform at its highest potential.

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Equine Eye Surgery Case Inspires Children’s Book

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Equine Eye Surgery Case Inspires Children’s Book

Derrick, an 8-year-old Dutch Warmblood gelding, developed cataracts in both eyes. As a talented jumper that owner Terri Herrera planned to convert to a hunter, Derrick’s intended career didn’t allow much room for imperfect vision. After consulting with her veterinarian in Southern California, Herrera decided to make the 8-hour drive north to see the equine ophthalmology experts at the UC Davis veterinary hospital. It was there that she met Dr. Mary Lassaline, whom she credits with saving Derrick’s life.

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First Principles of Horse Training

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First Principles of Horse Training

“Pressure motivates horses, but the release of that pressure is what trains them.”

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