Showing posts with label Animal Health Foundation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animal Health Foundation. Show all posts
Wednesday, 31 December 2014
Laminitis Memorial Wall Honors Horses to be Remembered, Facilitates Animal Health Foundation Research Funding
Flash and Casey are right up there with Secretariat and Barbaro. Little Dixie, Chief, and Midnight are not far behind.
The Animal Health Foundation (AHF), a US charity dedicated exclusively to funding laminitis research, has set a new goal: to make sure that no horse with laminitis is ever forgotten. Thanks to a new website page just for them, the most famous racehorse and the most unknown
Friday, 11 July 2014
Grass's (Missing) Link to Laminitis: Hormonal Imbalance Sets the Stage for Disease
For years, laminitis has been characterized as a disease of the horse's foot. Treatment has centered on relieving pain to the foot and facilitating healthy new growth. But just as important is understanding what caused the laminitis to occur and treating laminitis as a disease of the entire horse, not just the feet. (HC Biovision photo of a laminitis-ravaged horse foot by Dr. Christoph von
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Tuesday, 24 December 2013
Christmas with Laminitis Video: St Nicholas Abbey Five-Month Update from Coolmore in Ireland
St Nicholas Abbey - Five months on from Coolmore Stud on Vimeo.
This video is shown on The Hoof Blog with permission of Coolmore Stud. Click the "play" icon to begin the video.
It's Christmas Eve and you can count your blessings. Count your blessings especially if you are a horse that doesn't have laminitis.
We have an update from Ireland, where a Breeders Cup Turf winner won't be
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