Canadian study assesses nutrient content, blood sugar and preference of horses.

Two non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) commonly given to horses were found to alter the all-important bacterial profile in the gut.

Chronic equine laminitis is linked with specific changes in the plasma proteome of horse, which might be reflective of alterations in the immune system not confined to the foot.

A femoral head ostectomy involves cutting and removing the top part of the femur, or thigh bone.

Leaves of thale cress found to harbor antibiotically active chemical substances.

A condylar fracture was once considered a career-ending injury. Today, however, odds are in favor of a full recovery with horses regularly returning to competition in their respective disciplines.

British Equine Veterinary Association calls for suspension to be overturned in horses not destined for the human food chain.

Researchers collected nasal swabs from 540 horses from 13 national studs dotted across Poland for the study.

Many owners in the US are failing to safeguard their horses against the dangerous viruses, says Professor Peter Timoney.

Two viruses have so far been linked equine serum hepatitis – a parvovirus and another called non-primate hepacivirus, closely related to the hepatitis C virus in humans.