Among all the problems of lameness that affect horses, the blunder is certainly one of the most feared. Indeed, it is the second cause of death in horses after colic. This condition occurs when soft and sensitive tissue that connects the third phalange and wall...
The suros of the horse is an outgrowth of the superficial part of the ls (which is also called the perioste). Being able to have several causes, this is a relatively common problem in horses. Suros is especially a potentially painful pathology, which can cause lameness. In this article, we share you...
Cushing's disease is increasingly common in horses over the age of 15. A hormonal disease that can be dangerous to the horse. Cushing is not to be taken lightly in the horse, because the outcome of this pathology can be fatal to him....
Lymphangitis is a potentially serious equine disease caused by a bacterial infection of the lymphatic system. It usually occurs on the posterior limbs that will be warm, painful, and extremely clogged. When not treated in time, lymphangitis can cause permanent damage. That's why he's...
When living in a wild state, the horse has a varied diet, especially because it can consume a wide variety of plants. But domesticated, his diet can be carencased or unbalanced. In order to best meet its needs, you must adapt the ration of your horse to its needs.
Mud scab in the horse is a common skin condition that causes skin irritation from the lower limbs. As its name indicates; Many horses suffering from mud scab usually develop this disease because of their environment: a wet and muddy soil....
If you notice that your horse tends to breathe faster or that its cough lasts a little longer, your veterinarian can tell you that he is suffering from emphysema. This respiratory disease will result in repeated seizures, and can be particularly handicapped for your animal. ...
You certainly know the saying: « No foot, no horse ». All riders use it because they know that their horse's feet play an essential role. Both shock absorbers, thrusters and supports, they must be healthy for your horse to keep...
Moisture is not your horse's best friend. It can cause many conditions in the lower part of its limbs, such as mud scabs on the pastures or rotten forks on the feet. The rotting of forks affects many horses, especially...
1) What is emphysema? Emphysema is an inflammation of the respiratory tract in horses, it is the equivalence of asthma in humans. This inflammation is often called « obstructive respiratory disease » or « grows » Because the horse encounters difficulties in exhaling air from his lungs and...
