As we enter autumn, many of us are looking at the impact of last season’s grazing, the bare patches left…
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Cryotherapy is widely used in human and veterinary medicine to manage pain, inflammation and injuries, but not all cold therapies…
Coca-Cola has a small, well-documented niche in human gastroenterology and a more recent, less rigorous one in equine practice. A…
When a horse suffers a tendon injury or a dog develops arthritis, the traditional goal of treatment has traditionally been…
Unfortunately, clay leg-cooling products seem to be undergoing a resurgence, with quite a few products appearing on the market. Why…
A new study has found that more than half of the horses observed did not voluntarily consume enough salt to…
During warm weather, water troughs can quickly develop green algae, slippery slime and unpleasant-looking deposits. This leaves many horse and…
The main aim when managing a horse with Equine Grass Sickness (EGS) is to find something they will consume that…
What owners need to know — based on a conversation with Dr Beth Wells Horse owners across south-west Scotland are…
Humans are brilliant at complicated things. We can build engines, write algorithms, and invent formulas to explain almost anything. But…