Sarcoids on horses are the most common type of equine skin tumor, often linked to the bovine papillomavirus. They vary in size, shape, and severity, and while not life-threatening, they can cause discomfort and impact quality of life. Learning the types, risk factors, and treatment approaches equips horse owners to work closely with their vet for effective management.
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IBH in horses creates a cycle of bites, allergic reaction, intense itching, and skin lesions. A horse’s immune system goes into overdrive, creating the severe allergy to fly saliva, usualy Culicoides midges, or no-see-ums, but many fly types are to blame. Learn how to help the horse with insect bite hypersensitivity.
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Getting your horse ready for a photo shoot is a lot like horse show prep – bath early, clip and trim two weeks out, and don’t hold back on shine products. Also consider lighting, location, props, and backdrops. Here are the best tips to get ready!
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Pig oils are helpful to help feathered horses resist mud, thus decreasing the chances of mud fever. The antimicrobial sulfur added to some pig oils help with mites and skin conditions.
Using Pig Oil for Horses vs. Pig Oil with Sulphur Read More »
Chronic progressive lymphedema, also called milk leg in horses, is part lymphatic system malfunction in the legs, part swollen leg, part secondary skin infection, and part hoof troubles. It’s most common in draft horses.
Understanding CPL in Horses: Signs and Treatments Read More »
Surprise, surprise, your horse has hives. (UGH)
Skin Reactions After Clipping Your Horse Read More »
Like a mirror, a gorgeous mirror
Horse Show Shine – Grooming Tips for Success Read More »
Bonus – you’ll be an expert at grooming the grossest stuff
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4 Ways to Clip Your Horse’s Legs Read More »
Change the drive tip for more vroom vroom
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