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Road Trip Checklist
When transporting any animal over state lines, it is important to have all documentation completed
Core Vaccines vs. Risk-Based Vaccines
Vaccination is important to prevent life-threatening and serious illness in all animals. Vaccines induce an
How to determine if a horse is losing or gaining weight
Weight monitoring and management can be challenging due to the daily routine of seeing your
Three things to consider when designing your goats’ space
Honey, where will the goats go? 3 things to consider when designing your goat space:
10 Things To Remember When Getting A New Horse
Getting a new horse!? The long search is finally over, and the anticipation and excitement
Gastroscopy: Dive into your horses stomach
Have you ever wondered what the inside of your horse’s stomach looks like? Have you
Don’t Waste Hay this Winter – Get an Oral Exam
Most hardy New Englanders are more than prepared for winter weather, but as horses age,
Sports Medicine Part 3: Rehabilitation, Not just Stall Rest Anymore
If your horse has suffered an injury, you probably expect to hear the words “stall
Equine Sports Medicine Part 2: Beware of the soft tissue tear!
The science of equine sports medicine is relevant to any ridden or driven horse, be
Equine Sports Medicine: So Many Horses with Arthritis
Sports medicine, the treatment, and prevention of injuries related to exercise isn’t just for the
Procedure of the Lameness Exam for Horses on the Farm | EquidDoc Veterinarians
With summer comes more time in the saddle, and sometimes a greater opportunity for lameness
The Scoop on Spring Shots
Vaccination is an integral part of preventative medicine in all animals. Vaccines induce an immune