It’s important to know what you can and can’t feed your horse as a treat.

Researchers in Slovakia assess its digestibility using four horses in study.

Research team explains the molecular mechanism behind type 1 Polysaccharide Storage Myopathy (PSSM1).

Researchers recorded more negative metabolic changes in horses after emotional stress than after exercise.

The horse in Germany had a history of repeated purulent skin infections.

Study team investigates the fate of the gel injected into joints and its mechanism of action.

“In some cases, I will use solely herbals and the treatments produce a lot of wonderful results.”

Change in exercise appeared to be have biggest impact.

Scientists who reviewed dozens of research papers dealing with stomach ulcers in horses have laid out key management strategies they

Major progress in imaging of the head and spine is helping to achieve better diagnoses and treatments for horses.

World Stem Cell Summit to welcome delegates from 40 countries to talk about regenerative medicine.

Samples from upper and lower airways taken from Standardbreds in 27-month study.

Survey of 4027 samples from 50 countries looked at corn, wheat, barley, rice, soybean meal, corn gluten meal, and other feedstuffs.

Latest findings add to body of evidence on global prevalence of equine hepacivirus.

Florida horse owners warned to check pastures for low-growing toxic weed.

Remarkable uniformity found in microbial populations in the lower gastrointestinal tract.

PET appears to be the most sensitive technique to detect stress remodelling lesions in horses.

Getting winter feeding right can ease some of the worries of the coldest time of the year for our equine friends.

Findings may lead to the release of materials to help guide owners in their choices.

Tying a horse’s head up while trailering long distances is a leading factor in shipping fever.