Horse owners hesitate to analyze forage due to high costs, difficulty in sampling, and low confidence in data interpretation.
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Horse owners hesitate to analyze forage due to high costs, difficulty in sampling, and low confidence in data interpretation.
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No new deworming products for horses are currently in development, and widespread resistance to existing products is on the upswing.
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If you’ve ever felt guilty about leaving your horse in its stall for too long, science is validating your instincts.
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Bermudagrass hay is frequently fed to horses, but concerns about colic have given it a mixed reputation among horse owners.
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Because long-term use of corticosteroids carries risks, researchers are actively seeking novel, nonsteroidal biological therapies.
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