…tapeworm infections without showing signs of discomfort; however, the parasite can cause colic — from mild to severe colic episodes requiring surgical treatment. The AAEP recommends tapeworm treatment once a…
…extreme swelling of the legs with oozing, and often severe laminitis. ———- Blood Test for Tapes Now Available Diagnosing tapeworms, a major cause of colic, is difficult by fecal examinations….
…I understand the mechanics–the how’s and why’s of it! JaneSavoie — Josie, If you want more info and photographs about that–I have 2 tapes out that would help. The Half-Halt…
…of the vertebrae, runs the spinal cord, the superhighway of the nervous system. Every step, every turn, every movement a horse makes, from his poll to his tail, originates in…
…send a message to the spinal cord and finally up to the brain to ultimately create a systemic response.? The chemicals that get released include endorphins, dynorphins and enkephalins, all…
…for “kissing spines” and had the tips of three spinal processes removed. Our only indications of his problem were an increasing unwillingness to bend left and to come through with…
…they influence the problem. Treatment is similar to allergic rhinitis. Spinal Problems: The re are reports of headshaking being alleviated by chiropractic manipulations of the cervical (neck) spine. This becomes…
…barrier and getting right into the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). However, after 4 ?? months, none of the five test horses developed EPM. Prior to the test, all five horses were…
…response, and you can praise him and move on. 3. If he is delayed in his response or lacking “Yes, Ma’am” enthusiasm, quickly give him a disciplinary kick (or tap…
…secured with masking tape. Label with the horse’s name, blanket type, and/or size. 7. Set up an instant trash can. Simply open bag, insert trash. 8. Cover your dog’s mattress….
