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Michigan State Extension Focuses on Growing Horse Hay, Pastures

EAST LANSING, Mich. -- According to the 2007 Michigan Equine Survey, http://www.horsescountinmichigan.com, there are about 155,000 horses, ponies, mules and donkeys in Michigan. And they are as hungry as, well, horses. More...
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Hay Supplies up in KY, but not Back to Normal

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Even though the majority of the state is in the midst of a drought, hay supplies are up from last year.

Poisoning in Horses

Poisoning in horses is not a common occurrence, but when poisoning occurs, effects can be disastrous and far-reaching.

Maryland Equine Rotational Grazing Showcase Nearly Complete

UNIVERSITY PARK, Md. – The equine rotational grazing and pasture management showcase at the University or Maryland’s research and education farm in Howard County is nearly complete.

When is My Horse Too Fat?

UNIVERSITY PARK, Md. – An overweight horse may be a happy horse, but it’s certainly not a healthy horse.

Sweets Make Young Horses Harder to Train in Montana Study

BOZEMAN, Mont. -- Young horses may be easier to train if they temporarily lay off the sweets, says a Montana State University study where two-year-olds wore pedometers, wrist watches and Ace bandages.

Equine Nutrition Management Tips  

Do you know how much your horse weighs? This chart demonstrates a fast and easy way to estimate your horse's weight.

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 Dr. Andrew Dean is a 1991 graduate of Colorado state University College of Veterinary Medicine. He focuses on equine health and lameness issues in practice. He draws on 25 years of horse hoof care experience to help treat his patients.  He is an advocate of physiologic trimming and shoeing. Have a question for him? Don't hestitate to ask! Dr. Dean is a passionate teacher, and would love to try and shine some light on your individual situation.
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