Nancy S. Loving DVM, Author at Stable Management

Nancy S. Loving DVM

Even the seemingly most mild eye injury in your horse can turn into a serious problem, warranting a call for immediate veterinary attention.

Here are tips on creating a survey to garner insights into what your riding lesson students and boarding clients really think.

Survey to find out what your students or clients are thinking in regard to the services you offer or your performance in delivering those services.

Fecal egg count testing is a cost-effective strategy to help maintain your horse in the best of health.

Whether landing your first job, looking for a new equine-related career, or seeking mentorship, a good work ethic is imperative.

The University of Maryland equine breeding program is on hiatus until a more sustainable funding model can be developed.

Inspecting horses regularly is important to find and remove ticks.

It is possible for ticks to survive throughout the year in warmer climates, making vigilance a smart management practice year-round.

Ticks can serve as vectors for important and harmful equine diseases.

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