By Neely Walker, PhD. Physiological conditioning is one of the key factors in obtaining peak performance in horses. Ensuring your horse is conditioned prior to competition is important to Continue Reading →
Southern California was burning at the end of 2017… People lost their homes, their livelihoods, their lives. People know what to do when their world is aflame: flee. Or, Continue Reading →
The Equine Report is pleased to share results of research conducted by the Equine Health Studies Program of the School of Veterinary Medicine of Louisiana State University. Authors: Frank M. Continue Reading →
By Neely Walker, PhD. Feeding your horse is one of the most important factors in maintaining its overall health and performance. When horses digest feed, carbohydrates produce glucose (sugar), which Continue Reading →
Update by Barbara Newtown. If you don’t live close enough to a disaster area to participate in rescuing or care-giving, the most useful thing you can do is donate. But Continue Reading →
The Equine Report is pleased to offer this article by arrangement with the American Association of Equine Practitioners. By Caroline Niederman, VMD. Equine injuries such as wounds or soft tissue swellings Continue Reading →
