YOUR HORSE is an important member of your family, so it is important to be prepared in case of an emergency. Emergencies are stressful, emotional, and can happen at any time. Being prepared and ready to handle different emergency situations can improve the outcome of the emergency. Make sure to have important phone numbers (i.e., […]
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Does your horse show mild signs of colic or act slightly uncomfortable when traveling to shows? Is your foal acting strange? Some horses develop gastric ulcers when they are under stressful situations or for a variety of reasons. [emember_protected custom_msg=”Click here and register now to read the rest of the article!”] Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome
What are equine gastric ulcers? Read More »
Have you ever bitten the side of your cheek or had a cavity? If you have, then you know how uncomfortable that can be.
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Sometimes during the course of traveling across Central Florida and tending to large animals, I am asked, “What is colic?”
A Frequently Asked Question: What is Colic? Read More »
