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This severe disease is often confused with habronemiasis which is also commonly called summer sores. This is a fungus based, highly invasive cancer that can affect a horse anywhere on its body.

The synchronous beating of the heart along with rapid contraction of the diaphragm (hiccups) is brought on by an electrolyte imbalance in horses worked hard in the heat.

Tail rubbing is common in stabled and non-stabled horses and the cause is simple as well as the solution. The frayed hairs at the tail head is evidence although most horses uncontrollably itch their rear ends in front of you.

The veins of horses normally do not have obstructions but when they become occluded either partially or fully, then the blood flow ceases and they become enlarged. the blockage is usually a blood clot called a thrombosis.

Most skin diseases in horses are ignored and random treatments are applied or the lesion is ignored. Here are a few of these.

Blood, like any liquid, falls to the lowest point. When the liquid part of blood leaks out of the blood vessels, it always gravitates to the low point. It is usually a sign of general body inflammation that…

Warts are virus caused growths on the skin usually on young horses and usually on the lips and muzzle.

May the Season be bright and the new year turn out to be just right. With warmest wishes for Good Health and Happiness. Have a wonderful New Year!

This is a testimony from a horse owner who took the 2 week no-grain challenge. THIS IS A MUST SEE VIDEO “6 months before this video, this owner said her horse was hard to load on a trailer and once loaded,…

How did your parents deworms you? Fecal egg counts, dewormers and natural control are discussed here. The cause of infection and controlling worms is really easy and free.

My family traveled to the 2014 Equine Affaire in Springfield, MA to bring attention to our style of Horsemanship Dentistry and our new Equine Dentistry School Online.

2014 AAEP meeting Salt Lake City, NV. Horses again discussed as objects without feelings. EOTRH bantered – no conclusions. Another disappointment for dentistry.

This is a testimony from a horse owner who took the 2 week no-grain challenge. “Apollo, the nervous TB gelding that you thought was bitten as a colt so he has an oozing neck that is calcifying, was always…

Remember Law 1, “A horse can kill you.” Never be afraid as this is reflected in the horse. Follow a few guidelines and know that this can be achieved if YOU are willing to change yourself.