Understanding Cushing’s disease
This ailment can cause laminitis and infertility. Outward signs are coarse hair and excessive thirst. Kim Dyson explains.
How to get rid of rats in your stables
Get yourself a pair of real barn cats. They are far more effective than traps, says Dr Mac.
Pelvic problems in horses
The word lameness can strike fear into any horse owner, but when it emanates from the pelvic region, the prognosis can be good, says Kim Dyson.
When your horse needs an X-ray
Radiographs are needed for diagnosis or pre-purchase examinations of horses, says Dr Mac.
How to treat contracted tendons
Contracted tendons can be acquired or congenital. In either case they require attention, and possibly intervention by a vet, says Kim Dyson.
The Arabian Native Costume
This showing class proves the Arabian is not necessarily jittery, just a high-spirited breed,
says Dr Mac.
Plants that are dangerous to your horse
Beware of these plants and flowers –they might be toxic to your horse.
Dealing with herpes in horses
Quick implementation of vaccination and biosecurity can stop an outbreak, says Dr Mac.
Why do horses bite?
Biting could be the sign of an illness or emotional stress, says Kim Dyson.
Mating season for horses
With the mating season upon us, be careful that the neighbour’s stallion does not jump the fence, warns Dr Mac.
A horse’s mane and tale
Don’t underestimate the value that a long mane and tail will add to your horse, says Kim Dyson.
Caring for farm horses – Part 2
Sugar and honey are useful for treating minor problems in horses, says Dr Mac.
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