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Worming
Controlling Parasites in your Horses There are three groups of internal parasite which can damage the gut and cause disease in the horse. The information
Grass Sickness
Clinical signs are attributable mainly to stasis of the entire alimentary tract, and include depression, inability to swallow, lack of appetite, gastrointestinal distension and impaction,
Horse Vaccines: When and Why
We recommend that all horses are vaccinated to protect against Tetanus, Influenza, and the Herpes Virus. Below is a brief description of the diseases and
Managing Your Pregnant Mare and Her Foal
As the day approaches for your mare to give birth to her foal, preparations should be made to create a warm and healthy environment. About
Foal Septicaemia
Septicaemia is one of the most serious conditions in foals, and unfortunately a relatively common occurrence in neonates. It is caused by infection of the
Sarcoids
Sarcoids are the most common form of equine skin tumour, they are classified as low grade fibrosarcomas (tumours). Although common, sarcoids vary greatly in appearance