Fighting Back Against Cancer with New Technology
November 8, 2016 – Oyl the cat doesn’t care that the hair on his back has turned prematurely grey. Or that his owner, Jordan Borders...
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New Equine Research Advances Battle Against Cancer
May 18, 2017 No species of animal is immune to the ravages of cancer. Cancer is found in diverse animal species, from mice to sharks...
Insects Not Only Bug Our Horses, They Spread Potentially Life-Threatening Diseases
As summer heats up and we head outdoors for fun in the sun, we have to deal with one of the more negative aspects of...
Probiotics and Health in Horses
Probiotic awareness and supplementation (whether through food or supplements) is not only becoming more common in people and small animals, such as cats and dogs...
Taking on Equine Melanoma and Winning
May 10, 2016 – Randy Walker of eastern Tennessee was looking for a competition roping horse for his son, Johnny, and Caddy fit the bill...
Inflammation in Horses Can Be Too Much of a Good Thing
January 11, 2016 – One of the key players in many equine orthopedic diseases is inflammation – a duel-edged sword essential for healing, but detrimental...
Harnessing the Power of Stem Cells for Horses
August 11, 2015 – Stem cells show remarkable potential as treatments for a variety of equine disorders from orthopedic injuries to organ regeneration, but we...
Timeless Races Back After Persistent Pain Sidelines Her to the Paddock
January 24, 2017 Quarter horses are an American breed of horse that excel at sprinting, clocking in at speeds of up to 55 mph and...
The Lazy, Hazy, Summer Days of Horse Parasites
As pastures grow long and luxurious in the summer sun, more horses are spending time outside grazing. Internal parasites love the summer too, and warm...
A Growing Concern in the American West
Driving down a lonely Nevada highway, I saw their silhouettes, a small herd of horses on the crest of a hill. They were the wild...