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Keeping your horse sound over the long haul takes teamwork, especially between your farrier and your veterinarian. Consulting with the benefit of farrier films is one of the most effective ways we can work together to support your horse’s performance, comfort, and longevity.

Spring vaccination time offers an excellent opportunity for routine wellness care ...

In this video, Dr. Nora Grenager shows you how to take your horse's vital signs.

It has been estimated that 50 to 100 percent of adult horses have gastric ulcers.

Watch this video of a presentation on nuclear scintigraphy (bone scans) by Dr. Jacquelyn Dietrich.

Fresh manure is important, as eggs deteriorate with time and temperature. Ideally, collect the sample immediately after your horse has...

Nasal discharge can vary in significance, from being innocuous to being indicative of a serious problem.

Horses affected with delayed patellar release (DLP) have an alteration to their hind limb movement that can affect performance.

Laminitis, in its simplest terms, is inflammation of the laminae that attach the coffin bone to the hoof capsule.

In this article, we will examine some of the more common cardiac problems found in horses.

There are several new therapeutic options that have become available over the last several years for arthritis, tendon and ligament injuries

It is important to have a knowledge of what colic is, some of its causes and potential ways to minimize its occurrence.

The word “colic” comes from the Greeks and means “abdominal pain”. Horses are notorious for colic and are predisposed to it...

Commonly referred to as stones, enteroliths are composed of struvite crystals which coalesce around some central object like a pebble or a s

It is now possible to identify subtle injuries and to image parts of the horse that before now could not be seen.

Commonly known as ‘chalk rock’, this dusty rock form can cause an irreversible lung condition known as silicosis.