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Did you know that foals are not able to produce antibodies before birth and they do not receive them from the placenta?�

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He raced, he evented 4* and now at 19 competes Grand Prix level showjumping We asked Erin Roody what is the secret to ke

Aches and pains are something performance horses will experience throughout their lives. A typical approach to equine ca

Foaling can be an exciting time for horse owners and breeders but it is also a time where you mare and foal may require

Is your horse experiencing exercise intolerance or weakness? Is he/she losing weight despite in good health condition? D

“Baby Beanie” as she is affectionately known by the team, has spent many weeks of her short life under the c

Equine dentistry has a long been considered important in the care of horses. Yet, it is normally associated with care of

If a foal becomes an orphan soon after birth, the most important thing is to assure that it receives enough colostrum (a

The bond of the mare and the foal is very important for both physical and mental health of the foal. While the bond of t

All owners want to maximise the welfare of their horses and this is especially true for owners of geriatric horses. Howe

One of the most common complaints we see from owners is back pain, specifically kissing spines. This may have been picke

Meconium is the first faeces passed by a foal and is recognisable by its dark color and firm consistency… Left sided R

With the dry months we have experienced, we have seen some horses with colic caused by sand impaction…. Left sided Rec

Left sided Recurrent Laryngeal Neuropathy (RLN) or paralysis of one side of the larynx (voice box) is a common… Left s