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Prior to picking out a GI supplement for your horse, I would highly recommend you refer to an earlier blog I wrote discussing how to go about picking a general nutritional supplement. The post [...]

Any of you who have watched Dr. Hartman adjust a horse will immediately notice that her approach might not conform to one’s initial expectation.  We all have a general idea that a chiropractic [...]

Arthritis is one of the most common joint diseases found in the equine industry.  It is the leading factor of decreased performance and chronic lameness in our equine partners and is the source [...]

As horsepeople, we know it’s necessary to implement slow transitions between grains and forages when changing our horse’s diet, but why the caution? Read on for the science behind slow feed changes.

As horsepeople, we frequently hear the term ringbone, but we may not understand what that term really means, or that it encompasses two different types of “ring bone”, not to mention the [...]

The mention of strangles among horseman is enough to elicit a cringeworthy response comparable to colic.  We all know it’s wildly contagious and we should avoid it like the plague, but what else [...]

As some of you know, Dr. Hartman uses a slightly different technique to castrate male horses called the Henderson castration technique.  It involves the use of a power drill and a specialized [...]

When considering equine emergencies, few people recognize just how quickly an eye injury can deteriorate if prompt diagnosis and treatment is not obtained. 

We’ve all heard the saying “no foot, no horse” but what can we do as horse owners to make sure our horses have the best feet possible?

By. Dr. Allison Hartman Heaves is a chronic, non-infectious inflammatory condition of the equine airway commonly referred to as Recurrent Airway Obstruction, or RAO.  The generalized human [...]