Choke in horses refers to when feed blocks the lumen of the esophagus and obstructs the passage of more feed down the esophagus into the stomach.

Weaving is when a horse swings their head sideways in a pendulous motion while usually rocking back and forth from one front hoof to the other. In my experience, they are trying to tell somebody something.

Deciduous teeth (“Caps”) of young horses attach themselves to the underlying permanent tooth with tips of tooth. These often break off and remain between the permanent tooth and the gum like a kernel of pop…

Pygmy Miniature Horse

Peronious Tertious Injury In Horses

In some parts of the United States and usually in August, horses can become sensitive to a fungus growing on clover that makes them excessively drool.

Piezo……WHAT???

Have you ever wondered why bones are not shaped like I-beams or 2×4 lumber? This short lesson on biophysics and biochemistry may actually help you understand two very important things that…

The 12 premolar cheek teeth have precursor deciduous teeth (caps). The 12 molar cheek teeth do not have deciduous teeth.

Quick Release Knot For Tying Horses

Pin Firing Of Horses

Colic describes pain in the horse coming from his gastrointestinal tract and is feared by every horse owner.

Cheek teeth when not aligned with the rest of the teeth in the arcade are called displaced.

Poultices In Horses

Roman Nose In Horses

Cheek teeth have a finite lifespan and when they run out of reserve crown, there is nothing left to hold them in. These are end stage teeth.