Equine Vital Signs Temperature, pulse, and respiration ( TPR) are the basic physiological parameters every horse owner...
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How to administer deworming medicine in horses
At one time, most deworming was done with a stomach tube by a veterinarian, because many older products were caustic...
Proper bandaging technique and types of bandages in horse
Leg bandages for horses can serve as a form of support for the horse while traveling, working, or recovering from...
Equine Facilities: Hay and Shavings Storage
Hay should be stored in a different building or barn if possible. Hay Storage In ideal situations, hay would not be...
The Role of Nutrition in Horse Colic and Laminitis
Laminitis is inflammation within the sensitive laminae of the feet. It can occur for many reasons, but as a...
Krishona Martinson, University of Minnesota
Krishona Martinson was raised on a dairy farm in Colfax, Wisconsin where she was active in 4-H and showing dairy...
Horse Owner Survival Part Five: Emergency First Aid
Video of Horse Owner Survival: Emergency First Aid Emergency First Aid Download this video! Horse Owner Survival Part...
Equine Thermoregulation
How Do Horses Stay Cool During Work and Exercise? Authors: Craig Wood, Ashley Griffin, University of Kentucky...
Equine Facilities: Barn Roof Styles and Construction: Gambrel Roof
The gambrel roof has two slopes on either side of a center ridge. The lower slope is steeper than the upper slope. It...
HorseQuest Learning Lesson: Understanding Bits for Horses
Understanding how a bit works in the horse's mouth will help you select the most appropriate bit for the job and...
Permanent Identification using Lip Tattoos in horses
Ashley Griffin, University of Kentucky A lip tattoo is just what its name implies--a tattoo on a horse's lip. It is...
Horse Touch
Ashley Griffin, University of Kentucky The sense of touch is one of the most developed and important for the horse in...