The digestive microbiome in the horse is a crucial organ system within an organ system that impacts health and soundness. This ‘unseen’ population of microorganisms when in balance is vital for overall health, proper digestion, performance, recovery, and healing. Unfortunately, too many horses experience upset in […]
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Inflammation is at the core of most horse related lameness and health conditions. The cellular process is present, contributing to a high level of dysfunction and even degeneration, but we are often left with the ultimate question as to how to aid the situation. Many current
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Upwards of 80% of all lameness conditions in the horse are directly connected to poor hoof or foot health. That is a staggering number and considering that the foot is often overlooked, it makes us wonder what would happen IF we looked at the foot more
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Whole food nutrition. What does that mean to most of you, as horse owners? Do you see nutrition in your horse as something that comes in a bag of grain, a bale of hay, or do you feel there is more that can be done? Maybe
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The ‘hot’ horse. Covered in sweat often for no reason. Irritated, agitated, poor stamina, poor recovery, and often followed with an unruly behavior pattern. Some can even hinge on the edge of becoming anhidrosis cases or become more prone to E.I.P.H. . We’ve all seen them
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The stress response is an ongoing problem in almost every horse, which can impact their mental and overall health. It can also dramatically predispose them to the development of injuries and the recovery of damaged tissues. Realizing that the stress response is a key player in
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Stress. It’s a part of life and ever more present in our human lives in the past couple of decades. Is it a part of our equine companion’s lives? Absolutely. On more levels than you care to know or realize. The stress response in the horse
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Your horse refuses to eat a supplement or even a feed. You’ve put in a lot of effort to help them with their health or a medical condition, and yet, they walk away from their dinner! Not an uncommon problem, but certainly a frustrating one for
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The equine digestive microbiome has become an area of interest in recent research, attempting to determine if connections exist with other health and lameness concerns. In human research, a large amount of data has been produced regarding the health of the digestive microbiome and implications on
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Laminitis doesn’t have to be frustrating in most cases. Better outcomes can be readily achieved through an understanding of the process at hand, and through utilization of other therapies outside of the traditional ‘normal’. In part one of this article, we discussed considerations or factors involved
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