From massage therapy to pulsed electromagnetic field therapy to physio taping for aching muscles, your horse will thank you.

Suspensory ligament injuries in horses are fairly common and can take many weeks or months to repair; here's one horse owner's experience.

Can you identify varying degrees of lameness? Here is how to recognize when a horse is "off", and how mildly or severely.

The vast majority of horses cope well as long as they have plenty of shade and water, but not all tolerate the heat well.

This stereotypical behaviour is more than just annoying – it poses serious health risks to the horse. Here's what studies have shown.

This ancient India-based holistic system for health and wellness has improved the lives of horses in Theresa Gilligan's practice.

Just because your horse is 'of a certain age' doesn't mean he's ready to retire; he might enjoy a step down or a job as a school master.

Geriatric horses can suffer from worn, loose or broken teeth, periodontal disease and EOTRH ‒ owners should watch for warning signs.

Part three of our 'Senior Series' offers management tips to keep your aging equine comfortable, plus Dr. Kate Robinson's take on joint care.

In part two of our new 'Senior Series', Dr. Bettina Bobsien answers questions about the nutritional needs of older equines.

In part one of our new 'Senior Series', Dr. Kate Robinson answers questions about bringing an older equine back after a layoff.

A group at Purdue University turned a horse blanket into an “e-textile” capable of monitoring cardiac, respiratory and muscular systems.

This new Alberta-based animal health company has produced the first and only liquid formulation of ivermectin horse dewormer.

This equine bodywork method weaves together physical balance, emotional balance and chemical balance, focusing on correct skeletal alignment.

An equine-assisted therapy mini needed assistance herself after a trailering accident left her hind legs paralyzed.