What is your horse afraid of? Noise anxiety examined in study
Researchers in Italy describe noise anxiety as a widespread behavioral problem among horses.
Read moreResearch articles on the care and training of the horse.
Researchers in Italy describe noise anxiety as a widespread behavioral problem among horses.
Read more“High-starch diets should be avoided in favour of fibre-based diets with the goal of safeguarding gut health in horses,” the researchers said.
Read more“Judges are critical to our sport, and we want to give them the tools to do the job to the best of their ability. We also recognise that the future of judging lies in digital systems.”
Read moreYoung racehorses early in their careers are at increased risk of sudden cardiac death and are more likely to die during training.
Read moreInadvertent incorporation of molasses containing zilpaterol into horse feed has apparently been the driving factor, according to a review team.
Read moreThe microchips may help to detect the early stages of exertional heat illness in horses.
Read moreResearchers draw parallels with the climate change debate and even the “tobacco industry debacle”.
Read moreProtein changes in saliva can even distinguish between the two forms of gastric ulcer disease, researchers found.
Read moreThe emotional skills of horses may be part of how we achieve sporting greatness together, but it also emphasises the need to take care of their psychological wellbeing.
Read morePonies in German study demonstrated a clear preference for water containing 0.5%NaCl, but consistently avoided concentrations above 0.75%.
Read moreThe Animal Welfare Bill recognises that animals are complex living and feeling beings and as a result, their welfare must be taken into consideration and protected.
Read moreA researcher says racing could provide a good model to study the relationship between air pollution and performance.
Read moreWhere do riders get their online horse information, and how do they assess it?
Read moreThe study, ahead of World Veterinary Day, found that almost 7 in 10 pet owners would always go to their vet in the first instance to get reliable advice on their animal’s wellbeing, ahead of consulting friends and family or checking social media.
Read moreCT imaging is an excellent technique to evaluate the head in horses and can provide good anatomical understanding of a broad range of lesions, researchers report.
Read moreIf a horse is truly balanced, it will be straight; but if it is simply straight, it is not necessarily truly balanced, the researchers said.
Read moreThe industry appears to be meeting its duty of care to horses, supporting its social licence to operate.
Read moreUsing an approach based on evidence, advocacy, collaboration and community engagement, Brooke aims to create a world where working equines are free from suffering and have a life worth living.
Read more“A horse is essentially what it’s taught to be, and if we’re prejudiced against a horse or human because of where he comes from or because of the breed he is, then we’re not doing ourselves any favors.”
Read moreA portable device to test equine lung function has been developed, that would allow on-farm testing.
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