Q: How do you locate an abscess in a hoof? A: A hoof abscess is a localised accumulation of purulent…
Q: Should you only use a water treadmill for injured horses? Does a vet need to refer your horse? A:…
Q: What are heaves? A: An equine respiratory allergy such as recurrent airway obstruction (RAO) commonly known as heaves, is…
Q: My horse has to be stabled pretty consistently for the next few weeks and I wanted to know how…
Q: My friend's horse has been diagnosed with a fractured pelvis, yet the horse is not having surgery. Is this…
Q: My older horse still seems to love work, but I'm concerned as his stiffness is definitely increasing. I've had…
Q: My horse's fetlocks click when I pick up his feet. What could it be? A: Clicking joints and fetlocks…
What they are: Squamous cell carcinomas typically occur in warm, sunny climates (like ours!) and often show up on non-pigmented…
What they are: Scars can form lumps and bumps anywhere on your horse's body. A scar forms when an injury…
What they are: Sarcoids are unfortunately very common, being the most common skin tumour affecting horses. Sarcoids can have a…