Internal Equine Parasites
Internal parasites, or worms, may cause extensive damage to the gastrointestinal tract of your horse. Effects of parasites may appear externally as; dull hair coat, depression, loss of body …
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Monitoring Equine Parasites Via Fecal Egg Per Gram
By Dr. Bryan Waldridge · April 29, 2011 Fecal egg per gram (EPG) counts are valuable to actually determine the number of worm eggs in a horse’s manure. Routine …
Pigeon Fever
Pigeon Fever, also called dryland distemper or false strangles, is not the most serious disease that can affect a horse. It is a bacterial infection that creates purulent abscesses. …
Protect your pet!
Fleas and ticks – if you have wildlife or stray animals around your home then your pets should be protected. Heartworm disease – standing water around your home is …
Rabies and Your Horse
The reality of rabies With fewer than 100 cases of rabies reported in horses, donkeys and burros every year, it’s easy to disregard the disease.But while the incidence of …
Skunky Dog
Does your dog like to play with skunks? Find out how to get rid of that awful smell. DO NOT USE WATER FIRST!!!
Summer Tips
Here are a few tips to keep your pet safe during the long hot dog days of summer Avoiding heatstroke Limiting and supervising time outdoors during the hottest hours …
The Importance of Puppy Vaccinations
Just like children, puppies require a series of vaccinations to provide immunity against common, life-threatening diseases. You may have heard about parvo or distemper previously. These viruses are common …
The Science of Winter Feeding
As you prepare for cold weather to roll in, it’s important to keep your horse healthy and warm. Horses are kept warm not only by their winter coat and …
Top 5 Holiday Dangers for Pets
Preventive Measures Can Save Pets The holidays are a festive time for us and our pets. However, due to ongoing activities and constant distractions, we can easily overlook potential …