How Do You Fix A Ringbone On A Horse?

IRAP (interleukin-1 receptor antagonist protein), PRP (platelet-rich plasma), and stem cell therapy are on the horizon for treating ringbone. Shockwave therapy has been used to treat ringbone as well. In many cases of high ringbone, the bony proliferation may eventually cause the pastern joint to fuse. What can you do Read more…

What Causes Ringbone In A Horse?

Similar to arthritis in people, ringbone develops in our equine counterparts from causes such as injury, infection, and normal wear and tear. There are also developmental factors to be aware of, including bone cysts and osteochondrosis (OC), which causes abnormal maturation of joint cartilage in young horses. How do you Read more…

Do Horses Get Fatty Tumors?

Lipomas are benign tumors of fat (adipose) tissue. These are occasionally found in horses. Affected horses are generally younger than 2 years of age. Do horses get fatty lumps? Older horses frequently develop lipomas. These are benign fatty tumors. If you have an old dog, they may have lipomas under Read more…

What Happens If A Horse Gets Cancer?

Symptoms include weight loss, depression, anorexia, fever, and anemia. Cancerous cells and tissues can migrate through the blood or lymph system and create additional tumours throughout the body. Can horses survive cancer? Many cancers affecting horses are treatable, so monitoring your horse for cancer and seeking prompt veterinary care for Read more…

How Do You Shrink A Horse Tumor?

Chemotherapy. Cisplatin and other chemotherapy drugs can be injected directly into melanomas to shrink the tumors. Chemotherapy is often administered along with surgery, but injections of cisplatin beads have completely resolved the tumors in some cases. What is the most common tumor in horses? The three most commonly reported cancers Read more…