From the Therapist:How the mouth controls the legs…

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Back treatment for horses varies widely between practitioners, but generally focuses on the neck, back and hindquarters as the key locations for treatment. As...

The Star of the Future: Wortex Kalliste

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Something very special happened in Las Vegas this year at the Arabian Breeders’ Alliance World Cup

Equine Allergic Disease

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Words by Susan Kirwan BVMS, FRCPath MRCVSClinical pathologist, Nationwide Laboratories In 1906, the Viennese paediatrician Clemens von Pirquet noted that some of his patients were...

From the Therapist: Reading the Signals…

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There are times when it is easy to determine that our horses are in pain as they show us their problems quite clearly in...