Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) is a mosquito-borne viral disease that primarily affects horses. The disease, also called “sleeping sickness,” causes inflammation or swelling of the brain and spinal cord. Is sleeping sickness in horses contagious? Infected horses and humans do Read more…
A simple vaccine protects horses from becoming victims of sleeping sickness. The equine encephalitis is administered in a two-part series and last six months. Is there a vaccine for Eastern Equine Encephalitis? There are no vaccines to prevent or medicines Read more…
It is one of the most common causes of diarrhea in foals less than six months of age. Foals become infected when they ingest materials or lick surfaces contaminated with infected feces. How is rotavirus most commonly spread? Rotavirus is Read more…
What are the treatments? Immunotherapy. Also known as allergy shots, this treatment involves exposing you to small doses of horse allergens to allow your body to adjust. Antihistamines. Inhalers. EpiPen: People who have anaphylactic reactions to horses may need to Read more…
How are kissing spines treated? Treatment for kissing spines begins with making the horse more comfortable. This may be achieved through pain reduction, muscle relaxation, and exercises to stretch and strengthen back and abdominal muscles, stabilize posture, and improve mobility. Read more…
Antacids: Maalox and Mylanta are two popular antacid vets recommend to support ulcer treatment. These medicines work to neutralize or decrease the pH of gastric acid in your horse’s stomach. How much Mylanta can I give my horse? Horses: Administer Read more…
Bee Pollen is a great source of whole food antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, enzymes, amino acids and other nutrients. It can help your horse build muscle, improve condition and maintain a healthy blood count. Bee Pollen also strengthens the immune system Read more…
Symptoms. Pollen allergies (hay fever) are very common in horses, most often seen in young and old ones. Unlike humans, horses that are allergic to pollen will often show symptoms that are more similar to that of the flu ??? Read more…
240 to 960 mL. As a Laxative: Cattle and Horses: 240 to 960 mL depending on body weight and severity of condition. Sheep, Goats and Swine: 60 to 240 mL. Dogs and Cats: 5 to 120 mL. How long after Read more…
Health Warning: High Caffeine Content (32mg / 100ml.) Is Powerhorse energy drink good? It is packed with energizing ingredients such as caffeine (known for its stimulating effects), taurine and a selection of B vitamins (B6, B12, Niacin and Pantothenic Acid). Read more…