Category: Veterinary Care

Most pet owners have visited the veterinarian’s office at least once. Although veterinarians play an important role in treating and caring for pets, they are not the only people involved in pet care. Veterinary technicians,

by Staff Writer In the world of equine physiology, the digestive system is a critical component of a horse’s overall well-being. Horses are natural grazers, and their stomachs are designed to continuously produce acid to

courtesy of AAEP Difficult though it may be to contemplate, there may come a time when, for humane or other reasons, you need to consider euthanasia for your horse. Choosing whether, or when, to end

by Cheryl Erpelding Sheath cleaning is one of those jobs that many equestrians avoid or save for their veterinarian. Many find the job unpleasant or their horse uncooperative. Hallie, a lifelong equestrian based in Southern

Vaccines are one of the easiest and most efficient ways to protect your horse’s health, preventing the contraction and spread of infectious diseases including Rabies, West Nile Virus, and Influenza.

by Staff Writer When it comes to emergencies, every second counts. In the world of horses, where accidents and unforeseen events can occur, being equipped with life-saving skills like cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) can make all

from Penn Vet’s New Bolton Center Use these 10 tips to decrease your horse’s risk of heat stroke, plus the five signs your horse is suffering from heat stroke.

by Cynthia McFarland • courtesy of Stable Talk by Farnam Whether you’ve had your horse for years or he just came into your life, there will come a time when you face the questions: Is this