ASKHQ: WALKING IT OFF
Q: What can you do for a colicking horse other than walk him around while you’re waiting for the vet […]
Q: What can you do for a colicking horse other than walk him around while you’re waiting for the vet […]
If you are the owner of a colt, you have undoubtedly been asked if and when you are going to
Q: How do you locate an abscess in a hoof? A: A hoof abscess is a localised accumulation of purulent
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
What they are: Warts are a type of tumour and are the most common growths found in horses. They are
What they are: Abscesses are an accumulation of pus under the skin or in the deeper tissues. Abscesses can occur
What they are: Nodules are referred to as simply nodules or as pressure bumps or sweat bumps. In medical terms
What they are Seromas are fluid-filled sacs that occur secondary to direct trauma, such as being kicked by another horse.