Reading Time: 7 minutes Spring, but also autumn brings what Chinese medicine calls “wind diseases” with it. One of them is the common cold. The first horse in the stable starts coughing and / or has a nasal discharge and within a few days half the stable is sick. Horses are like humans and
Reading Time: 3 minutes Summary Genetics More and more horses are being diagnosed with the PSSM gene, especially among Western horses, as genetic testing is much more commonly carried out in this group compared to other breeds. Systematic studies and practical experience have shown that PSSM occurs genetically in almost all breeds, although with
Reading Time: 4 minutes Many horse owners have already experienced the unfortunate situation of their horse suffering from tendon or ligament injuries unexpectedly. Various therapeutic approaches are available, ranging from stall rest to stem cell therapy. Often, this injury marks the beginning of a “career of lameness,” where the tendon or ligament structures of
Reading Time: 6 minutes First of all: There is no miracle cure for navicular inflammation! The treatment process is long lasting and can only be achieved through consistent measures in hoof trimming, horse keeping and equestrian use / training. The ailment known as “navicular syndrome” is actually called podotrochlosis and continues to raise concerns,
Reading Time: 2 minutes If horses are still out in the pasture in the late autumn, when the nights are getting cold, the risk of laminitis becomes significantly elevated. This is particularly due to the prevalence of undetected dysbiosis in the large intestine. This indicates shifts in the microflora, leading to the growth of
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