Can I Use Frontline On A Horse?

Frontline Spray: This is a commonly used product for dogs, and many people have used frontline spray on horses. It’s not labeled for horses, but seems to be safe based on anecdotal reports. Common directions for using this product on horses is to spray the legs, belly, tailhead and forelock Read more…

Do Horses And Cows Get Ticks?

Spinose ear ticks are found in western North America and frequently infest livestock, especially cattle and horses. The adults do not feed but the young feed in the ears of their host causing injury to the auditory canal and secondary infections. Are ticks around horses? Some ticks attach immediately while Read more…

Is Skin Cancer Treatable In Horses?

If caught early, squamous cell carcinoma can be a treatable cancer with surgical excision and topical therapy.” “Although melanomas might begin as small, slow-growing tumors, over variable periods of time these tumors can become malignant and metastasize to distant sites,” said Dr. Patterson-Kane. Can melanoma in horses be cured? Removing Read more…

Is Poseidon A Horse?

In the myths of isolated Arcadia he is related with Demeter and Persephone and he was venerated as a horse, however, it seems that he was originally a god of the waters. He is often regarded as the tamer or father of horses, and with a strike of his trident, Read more…

Is Cancer In Horses Treatable?

Many cancers affecting horses are treatable, so monitoring your horse for cancer and seeking prompt veterinary care for any suspicious lumps or bumps can lead to many more healthy years together. Approximately 80% of reported cancers in horses are associated with the skin or the tissue layer beneath the skin. Read more…