No sweat: Heat, humidity and the problem of anhidrosis in horses
Dr Natalia Novoa looks at how to tackle anhidrosis in horses, particularly in hot and humid climates.
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Dr Natalia Novoa looks at how to tackle anhidrosis in horses, particularly in hot and humid climates.
Read more“We must consider multiple variables when targeting ponies for insulin dysregulation screening, in order not to miss those potentially at increased risk of laminitis, who may have a ‘healthy’ body condition score.”
Read moreThe new body condition index removes the subjective assessments that are part of conventional body condition scoring.
Read more“For a sport involving two somewhat independent athletes performing a complicated pattern of movements, the task of establishing key performance determinants is challenging.”
Read moreSue Dyson explains the science behind the Ridden Horse Pain Ethogram.
Read moreRecent estimations suggest that almost one-third of conserved forage fed to horses is wasted.
Read more“We can conclude that inertial measurement units can play an important role in equine medicine and research.”
Read moreThe system created by University of Copenhagen researchers relies on visual appearance and palpation.
Read moreAnalysis by Raman spectroscopy revealed metabolites involved in the rise of fatigue.
Read moreResearchers discover that veterinarians differ in their understanding of what “fit to compete” actually means.
Read moreStudy centered on the wild horse population on Sable Island, off Canada’s eastern coast.
Read moreMany horse owners have thought about breeding their favorite mares, but what does it take to become a responsible and successful breeder?
Read moreScientists monitored blood parameters in 10 horses before and after a 218km truck journey.
Read moreOverall racetrack earnings are important in Quarter Horse breeding decisions, but adding times can improve the results.
Read more“We believe there is rationale to challenge the dogma of the placenta being sterile in horses,” the study team said.
Read moreThe career of veterinarian, researcher and Professor Emeritus Dr Robert Cook has focused entirely on the equine ear, nose and throat. He makes a strong case for allowing bit-free riding in all horse sports.
Read moreHorses were investigated for poor performance. Low grade lameness was the primary cause, but poor saddle fit affected 37% of the horses.
Read moreThe device successfully detected impending births in the 17 mares used in the study.
Read moreStudy in Brazil centered on 20 horses from three breeds with Iberians roots.
Read more“The cardiac remodeling that occurred was mainly associated with the effect of physical training.”
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