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Ontario Equestrian and Equine Register Canada Partner to Enhance Horse Management for Smarter, Safer Ownership

Ontario Equestrian and Equine Register Canada Partner to Enhance Horse Management for Smarter, Safer Ownership

Posted in Equestrian News, Home Page articles, horse-health

Newmarket, ON – October 30 2024 Ontario Equestrian (OE) is pleased to announce a new partnership with Equine Register Canada (ERC), which will transform the health management experience for horse owners across Ontario. In a first for the North American market, this collaboration introduces a practical, digital solution designed to improve horse care, safety, and management. 

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Slide Joint Care - Game Changing Joint Care

Slide Joint Care - Game Changing Joint Care

Posted in Home Page articles, horse-health

As the developer of Equi-Block® and LaKOTA®, as well as the co-developer of Magic Cushion®, SLIDE™ founder Rick Stewart knows a thing or two about treating joint problems.

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How Equine-Only Feed Producers Can Protect Your Horse

How Equine-Only Feed Producers Can Protect Your Horse

Posted in Equestrian News, Home Page articles, horse-health

When it comes to feeding your horse, providing them the wrong feed can have catastrophic consequences. One of the most dangerous threats commonly found in livestock feed is a class of medications called ionophores. Ionophores like monensin are intended to promote growth and prevent diseases in cattle, poultry, and ruminants.

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Study Finds Ahiflower® Oil Works As Well As Fish Oil For Joint Health

Study Finds Ahiflower® Oil Works As Well As Fish Oil For Joint Health

Posted in Equestrian News, Home Page articles, horse-health

New research in the European Journal of Nutrition has published results finding that Ahiflower® oil has comparable anti-inflammatory efficacy as fish oil for rheumatoid arthritis (RA) symptoms at the same low daily intakes.

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Senior Horse Education Month Features Arthritis and Pain Recognition

Senior Horse Education Month Features Arthritis and Pain Recognition

Posted in Equestrian News, Home Page articles, horse-health, Reviews

Fletcher Trailers officially opened the doors to its new location in Scotland, Ontario on January 3rd, 2024. They offer a large selection of in-stock horse trailers including horse trailers with living quarters, gooseneck trailers, bumper pull trailers, and livestock trailers. They also carry quality used horse trailers, all sold in excellent condition.

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Is My Horse In Pain? How Veterinarians Assess Equine Pain

Is My Horse In Pain? How Veterinarians Assess Equine Pain

Posted in Equestrian News, Home Page articles, horse-health

Pain in horses is an uncomfortable sensory and emotional experience resulting from tissue damage or the anticipation of tissue damage. It can stem from a variety of causes, such as injuries, diseases, or surgical procedures.

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Rethinking Horse Sport: The Hidden Carbon Cost of Equestrian Events Revealed

Rethinking Horse Sport: The Hidden Carbon Cost of Equestrian Events Revealed

Posted in Equestrian News, Home Page articles, horse-health

At the 19th International Society for Equitation Science Conference, Iris Huisman from Wageningen University in the Netherlands presented research on the significant environmental impacts of sport horses, focusing on greenhouse gas emissions and their lifecycle footprint.

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5 Common Horse Diseases: The Latest Info From an Equine Veterinarian

5 Common Horse Diseases: The Latest Info From an Equine Veterinarian

Posted in Equestrian News, Home Page articles, horse-health

Horses are susceptible to many common illnesses and injuries that can impact their well being, performance, and longevity. Understanding common horse diseases is fundamental for everyone involved in equine care, as early recognition of the symptoms of disease can lead to better outcomes.

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UK study sheds new light on horse rider falls

UK study sheds new light on horse rider falls

Posted in Home Page articles, horse-health

CAMBRIDGE, UK – 4 JULY 2024 – Since horse riding is considered anecdotally to be a ‘dangerous sport’ globally, Dr David Marlin and Dr Jane Williams have undertaken a first-of-its-kind study in the UK to investigate the common factors surrounding rider falls, and, crucially, how the risk of falling and injury can be reduced.

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Franklin Equine Massage Therapy Helps Heal Your Horse

Franklin Equine Massage Therapy Helps Heal Your Horse

Posted in Equestrian News, Home Page articles, horse-health

Rachel Franklin started her business, Franklin Equine Massage Therapy, in June of 2018 while she was finishing her first year at D'Arcy Lane Institute.

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