Friday, July 4, 2008
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First Aid

  How to Handle Horse Head Injuries
When a horse sustains a serious blow to the head, the consequences can be minor to catastrophic. By Emily Esterson and Christine Barakat for EQUUS magazine. full story >

  Homemade First-Aid Recipes for Your Horse
Recipes for common horse care first-aid solutions from Horse & Rider magazine.

How to Take Your Horse's Pulse Under His Jaw
In the February 2008 issue of Practical Horseman, veterinarian Javier Donatelli explains how to take your horse's digital pulse. Here, he shows you how to take it in another place--under your horse's jaw. From the editors of Practical Horseman magazine.

Is it a Bruise, Strain or Sprain?
These injuries may look very much alike, but they are distinctly different. This chart will help you investigate the severity of the swelling. From the editors of EQUUS magazine.

EquiSearch's Ask the Vet: Rattlesnake Bites
Dr. Joyce Harman recommends several remedies for snakebite in this edition of EquiSearch.com's Ask the Vet.

Equine Medication Basics Chart
Download this handy list of the nine types of drugs commonly administered to horses and what they do. From the editors of EQUUS magazine.

EQUUS Chart: Gauge Your Horse's Vital Signs
Gauge your horse's internal condition with the help of this vital signs chart from the editors of EQUUS magazine.

Minimize Scarring with Effective Wound Care
When your horse is injured, focus on the most effective wound care to minimize scarring. By Ruth Ann Mosby for EQUUS magazine.

Keep Your Horse Cool in the Summer Heat
It's getting into the hottest days of summer. Here's a quick reference that'll help you know when your horse is overheated--and what to do to help him chill. We've included six heat-stress signposts and tips for cooling your horse quickly. By Barb Crabbe, DVM, for Horse & Rider.

Control Bleeding with Pressure Bandage
A veterinarian explains how to control bleeding by applying a pressure bandage effectively--and safely. By Susan Crane, VMD, for Practical Horseman magazine.


 
 
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