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Prolonged wet situations may cause soft feet that are susceptible to more serious problems, including hoof wall separation, thrush and...
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Unless heated automatic watering sources are being properly used, outdoor water buckets often freeze. Eating dry hay without water and...
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The multifaceted project called ARK at JFK is approved by by the Board of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and cons...
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The owners of Wild Basin Ranch in Colorado are working through devastating blows, including the death of a stallion, after evacuatin...
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There were no adoring fans screaming or bright lights, just rushing flood waters and horses in need, when Kody Lostroh saddled up Sat...
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Adequan® IM and IA are the only polysulfated glycosaminoglycan (PSGAG) approved by the FDA for the treatment of non-infectious ...
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Plans for upcoming mobilization efforts are beginning within the horse community as rain and massive flooding continue to devastate Co...
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Adequan may hit the shelves much earlier than originally expected. Luitpold Animal Health announced a revised target date of late Au...
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The horse world is feeling the impact after mother nature continues pounding members of our community. It began last month when an Ok...
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An American Paint Horse called Northstar is being given a second chance at life by a team of veterinarians and burn doctors after he...
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On Monday, May 20, 2013, an EF-5 tornado struck Moore, Oklahoma killing more than 200 horses. Veterinarians and volunteers worked a...
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Rain and hail batter the tornado ravaged area in Oklahoma Tuesday as victims try to pick up what remains of their lives. Despite the ...
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The Orr Family Farm, located in Moore, was struck and ripped apart. Farm worker, Lando Hite says he didn't realize the monster stor...
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There's good news for horse owners that spend a lot of time on the road with their horses. It's called the Equine Interstate Event P...
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As the temperatures drop, the number of colic calls received by veterinarians rises. While not all colic can be prevented, paying atte...
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The effects of the West Nile virus can be devastating to horses. Experts say one out of three horses that gets sick from WNV dies o...
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Western Feed is voluntarily recalling horse feed distributed in Nebraska and Wyoming. Two lots of Kountry Buffet 14% feed should no...
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The first contraceptive vaccine for horses in the United States has been registered. After two decades of research, the registration ...
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As the east coast braces for Hurricane Irene, horse and stable owners should be in full gear preparing. The National Hurricane Ce...
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Olympics of Blacksmithing Six tons of coke (fuel made from coal) and 1,300 linear feet of steel bar stock, but only one farrier wil...
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