Equine strangles and pigeon fever are two important infections in horses that are occasionally confused due to their somewhat similar clinical presentations. Despite their differences, both infections can be serious and require veterinary attention. Proper diagnosis and treatment are crucial. Learn their differences, symptoms, and potential complications.

During the sweltering days of summer, horses often find themselves besieged by a battalion of bothersome bugs! What are the pests of summer and how can you help provide relief to our equine companions?

Equine locomotor pathology encompasses an array of conditions, all of which require a deep understanding and keen diagnostic skills to provide effective care.

We have a little quiz for you to see how well you know your parasites! Are your horses on the best program possible? Get ready for some true/false questions and answers. Please don’t hesitate to call us if you have questions, we can help you come up with an effective worming protocol

Laser therapy has been around for decades but has gained popularity in equine medicine in the last few years. What is laser therapy? Keep reading to learn more.

In order to write a health certificate, or Certificate of Veterinary Inspection, for interstate transport in the United States, we first need to obtain a negative Coggins Test on your horse and examine your horse to make sure it is healthy enough for transport.

The sun rises on another day in the life of being an equine veterinarian's wife. It's a unique and rewarding journey, filled with challenges, joys, and a profound appreciation for the bond between humans, animals, and the equestrian world.