The horse's largest organ, his skin, is also one of his most complex.

This 12 part series of articles is a deep dive into equine parasites and how we can control them. It was an American Horse Publications award winner in the Instructional Series category in 2005.

Stem cells on ice could enhance your horse's athletic potential. See page 11 for story.

Addressing gastric ulcers and other kinds of GI distress in your horse via your feeding program.

Hilary M. Clayton, BVMS, PhD, has made the gait analysis of sport horses her life’s work.

Can we bring laminitic horses back from the brink?

A mare comes in from the field one afternoon with an eye that is red, irritated and tearing. Her owners chalk it up to flies and buy a fly mask. While the mask helps keep insects away from her eyes, the mare continues to suffer with painfully puffy, weepy eyes. By the end of the week, they notice that the eye looks cloudy and the mare is reluctant to come out of her stall into the sunlight. Alarmed, they call the veterinarian who concludes the examination with a worrisome diagnosis: uveitis, whi

These benign but bothersome tumors are as individual as the array of potential treatments

Horses with heel pain benefit from new treatment approaches and specialized shoeing.

A grassroots petition to make pergolide mesylate available for the treatment of horses with Cushing’s disease proves the squeaky wheel gets the grease.

Controlling nasty, horse-tormenting bugs isn’t just about stinky sprays and oily wipes anymore. It’s a multi-front battle with an array of innovative weapons.