“Using the term ‘lame’ for any horse falling beyond thresholds set for quantitative gait analysis or not showing the ideal motion pattern when assessed clinically does not seem a wise thing to do.”

Sixty-five percent of bacteria retained within the bacterial community of the hindgut of horses over a six-week period whilst on a uniform diet.

An Ontario Veterinary College researcher is among the recipients of new University of Guelph awards recognizing research excellence and innovation.

Reducing calories through depriving forage ironically keeps your horse overweight.

Water source also found to be a factor behind Western Australia’s high incidence of equine tooth decay.

Reducing inflammatory stress is the key to helping your horse beat the bulge.

“We have demonstrated for the first time the presence of cells in equine endometrium that fulfill the definition of MSCs. “

For thoroughbreds, repetitive stress injuries are common and not only limit the performance of the animal, but they can also lead to serious and career-ending fractures.