Adverse effects associated with chemotherapy in treating lymphoma in horses were common but usually mild and self‐limiting.

Not all cases of peritonitis in horses have a known underlying cause.

The study team used 40 horses in central Texas for their study. Half were obese while the others were healthy and of normal weight.

Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation has funded projects to the time of more than $27.5 million since 1983.

“Oral supplementation with magnesium or magnesium in combination with boron should be considered in horses affected with headshaking,” researchers said.

Researchers have shown dust is a problem for horses. Now, they’re looking at how to reduce their exposure.

Study results take us a step closer to being able to diagnose stomach ulcers in horses without the need for a gastroscopy.

Researchers delve into the effects that short-chain fatty acids have on the progression of EHV1 infections.

“Clearly, they are not a ‘benign’ lesion, despite their benign classification, and they should never be ignored,” says Dr Anna Hollis, who specializes in their treatment.

Remarkable images are obtained after nearly five hours of scanning.

Researchers have explored the effects of rider weight on horses in a fresh British study.

Researcher tests simple, non-invasive way to look inside mysterious black box of a horse’s GI tract.