Chronic inflammation is a long term response to an inflammatory stimulus that can last months or years. Chronic inflammation in humans may increase […]
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Pretty Feet and Ugly Feet and Somewhere In Between
Feet. Pretty feet and ugly feet My daughter and my grandfather both have one leg that is shorter than the other. This causes […]
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Keeping Horses with Cows
Keeping horses with cows Keeping horses (equines) housed with cows is a practice that has gone on for many, many years…most of the […]
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Randomness is as Important as Predictability
“Expose yourself to as much randomness as possible” some fella named Ben Casnocha is noted to have said. Over and over again we […]
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Is Manganese a Blip on Your Radar?
We bet manganese (which is used in steel production) has not really been something you have thought about often. But it should. A […]
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What is a Flare and Why Do We Care
What causes a flare and why should we care? A flare is a sign something is going wrong with the hoof. A flare […]
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Ketchup, Mustang and the Appalachian Brumby
But Why Appalachian Brumby?? Did you know that Ketchup is not as American as most people think it is? The word was “borrowed” […]
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We Are Blaming it on EPM, but Sometimes That is a Mistake
We are blaming it on EPM, but sometimes that is a mistake. We have seen it over and over again. A horse is […]
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When Should I Retire My Horse?
Occasionally we get the question asked about how to recognize when it is time for your horse to retire. Many people decide to […]
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The Plants in Your Pasture Can Be a Good CLue
The plants growing in your pasture can be a clue to an issue many horse owners are not aware of with the soil. […]
