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Managing Coat Problems in Horses with PPID
Horses with PPID often develop a long, thick, and curly coat. Medication for PPID may slow hair growth slightly, but often only to a...

Heltie Horse
Sep 52 min read
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Why are horses with PPID more prone to laminitis?
PPID is a condition in which the horse's hormonal balance is disrupted. It often occurs in older horses. With PPID, there is too much...

Heltie Horse
Sep 52 min read
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How to Recognize PPID in a Horse
PPID stands for Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction, a disorder affecting the function of the pituitary gland. This condition was...

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Sep 52 min read
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Mycotoxins: Toxic Substances from Molds That Can Harm Horses
In the global food supply for both humans and animals, molds pose a significant threat. Molds produce so-called mycotoxins—poisonous...

Heltie Horse
Jun 282 min read
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Mare Retains Afterbirth: Causes and Solutions
When a foal is born, breeders naturally pay close attention – especially to the foal: It must stand, drink, urinate, and defecate within...

Heltie Horse
Jun 263 min read
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What is the difference between IR and EMS in horses?
Insulin resistance (IR) and Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) are two related, but different, conditions in horses. Both diseases involve a...

Heltie Horse
May 202 min read
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What are mycotoxins in horses?
Health problems like a disturbed immune system, an overloaded liver can be caused by mycotoxins. This can then cause vague symptoms such...

Heltie Horse
May 202 min read
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