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The Pregnant Mare: Nutrition for the Final Three Months
Credit: Photos.com During the first eight months of pregnancy, a mare may be fed like any other horse, with a balanced, high-quality diet. But things are changing rapidly during the final three months...
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Horse Management Tips for Cold Temperatures
Credit: Photos.com Horses need special management when temperatures drop. Bitter cold temperatures have been a theme this winter, and are now here again. Experts at the University of Kentucky College...
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Feeding Straw to the Insulin Resistant Horse May be a Mistake
Credit: Photos.com Your horse is a grazing animal; he needs access to grass or hay all the time, all day and all night. Left with an empty stomach, the horse may develop ulcers, be prone to colic, experience...
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What Joint Researchers Are Learining From Salamanders
Credit: Photos.com Joint disease is one of the most common causes of lameness and a primary reason why many horses’ athletic careers come to an end. Young horses can injure joints through injury...
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Joint Injuries in Young Horses
Orthopedic injuries in young horses not only have a huge economic impact on the horse industry, but can be devastating for the horse owner, said James MacLeod, VMD, PhD, John S. and Elizabeth A. Knight...
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Many Poisons Can Affect Horses
This article from the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture’s Cynthia Gaskill, PhD, helps horse owners understand that poisoning doesn’t only occur from plant and horses getting into...
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Restricting Forage is Incredibly Stressful
Stress = Obesity. That's right. Stress is keeping your horse fat. And the main source of stress for most horses? Restricting forage. The very thing most people do to try to help their horse lose...
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Preparing Your Stallion for the Breeding Season
The following information on preparing your stallion for the breeding season is provided from the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture's Gluck Equine Research Center. With breeding season...
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Testing Your Pasture – For Peace of Mind
For owners of insulin resistant horses, pasture grazing may not be possible. Grass can be too high in sugar and starch. Since horses love to eat a lot of it, very quickly, this grass can significantly...
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