Equine Articles 

Lameness is a word used to describe a limping horse. Keep in mind that most lameness problems do not need to be seen on an emergency basis. Limping...

A normal, temperature for an adult horse is 98.0 — 102.5 degrees Fahrenheit. High-grade fevers and low-grade fevers are managed differently. A...

There is a lot to take into consideration with a mare in labor. With all of the below mentioned considerations, please remember to keep yourself...

A laceration is a wound involving the skin and potentially the structures underneath it. Some lacerations can be very serious and should be...

Any eye that is squinting, swollen, red, cloudy, gooey, teary, and/or just “looks weird” should receive veterinary treatment immediately. Eye...

Colic is a word used to describe abdominal pain. There are many different causes of colic and the types of colic behaviors can range from mild to...