Your veterinarian may also do a rebreathing test, in which a bag is placed over the horse's nose. This traps outgoing breath, which is higher in carbon dioxide, and in a normal horse, would prompt the ...

As a horse owner, you would not hesitate to seek veterinary care if your horse shows signs of lameness, colic, choke, or other immediate dangers. But what do you do ...

Horse owners might dismiss mild coughing or nasal discharge in their horses, but could these two inflammatory airway disease (IAD) signs be linked to a more serious condition? Recent research ...

When we’re looking at respiratory challenges impacting horses, the greatest risks include equine influenza, Rhinopneumonitis and strangles. Soil Health U Cattle U ...