Equine osteoarthritis. Part 1: management and what to inject when

A review of pain behaviour assessment scales in horses

Diagnostic challenges and alternatives for difficult-to-detect equine gastrointestinal parasites

New campaign to track antimicrobial use in practice

Nutrition as an effective preventative medicine

Common equine parasites: past, present and future

Infectious respiratory disease: an update of common respiratory pathogens

Diagnosing urinary tract disease in adult horses. Part 1: abnormalities in the passage of urine

Are paracetamol and gabapentin effective equine analgesics?

Equine cheek teeth: the story the occlusal surface tells

The significance of chewing in horses

The mouth and teeth have two main functions: to chew food and to lubricate food with saliva. While no enzymatic digestion or absorption occurs at this time, mastication still represents the initial...

Using medicated patches to treat hoof wall infections

The hoof wall consists of three layers of horn (Pollitt, 1998; Reilly, 1998):.