ASKHQ: GELDING YOUR YEARLING
Q: My yearling is being gelded, but this is my first youngster, and I’m unsure of the castration process and […]
Q: My yearling is being gelded, but this is my first youngster, and I’m unsure of the castration process and […]
Q: My gelding is constantly injuring himself. He is always covered in cuts, has stepped on his coronary band a
Q: My mare will allow the dentist to work on her teeth, even with power tools, but she looks absolutely
Avoiding the development of windgalls There are three major ways to prevent your horse from developing windgalls. These are as
Diagnosis Diagnosing windgalls is typically not difficult for your vet. Windgall swellings occur directly above the fetlock on the inside
Q: What is the best way to manage a puncture wound? A: If there is one thing you need to
Want to know more about ringworm? Like the fact that it isn’t actually caused by a worm but by a fungus? Then, check out this article on ringworm in our equine friends.
Q: What can you do for a colicking horse other than walk him around while you’re waiting for the vet
Q: Is it worthwhile to pay for insurance in case my horse needs a colic op in future? A; Ultimately,
Text: Dr Luke Poore Capped hocks are cold, non-painful swellings that develop at the point of the hock, and can