“Whether the horses are coming off the track or they are coming back into my life after they’ve been tried and tested in second careers, dealing with hind end issues is more common than I’d like.” (more…)
Arthritis is inflammation of the joint, and it is responsible for 60 percent of lameness cases in horses. However, in many cases, there is treatment. Read on for more about arthritis and what to look for in your horse. (more…)
“The combination of older veterinarians leaving the field, current equine veterinarians leaving for better pay … and fewer numbers of veterinary students choosing equine as their … field of specialty has seriously affected the availability of … care for horses…”
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Working for my equine vet was an amazing opportunity that allowed me to gain a wealth of knowledge when it comes to caring for and managing my own horses. I also learned a lot about the way people care for their horses.
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Sometimes your equine veterinarian is able to assist you remotely. However, in order for them to do so effectively, they need high quality photos to give them as much information as possible. Here are some tips on sending photos to your vet. (more…)
