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Equine Cushing's Disease (PPID): Signs and Management
Cushing's disease in horses is not the same as in dogs or humans. Dr. Rosie explains the neurodegenerative process behind PPID, why laminitis is the real danger, and how pergolide gives affected horses years of comfortable life.
Horse Lameness: How to Spot It and What Causes It
Lameness is the number one reason for vet calls in horses, and 95% of forelimb lameness starts below the knee. Dr. Rosie teaches you the head bob rule, the AAEP scale, and when to call the vet.
Thrush in Horse Hooves: Treatment and Prevention
Thrush is more than a dirty stall problem. Dr. Rosie breaks down the anaerobic bacteria behind hoof thrush, the deep central sulcus infection most owners miss, and the treatment protocol that works.
Rain Rot in Horses: Causes, Treatment, Prevention
Rain rot is not a fungus and it is not ringworm. Dr. Rosie explains the bacterial cause behind those crusty scabs, why blankets can make it worse, and the treatment protocol that actually clears it up.
Equine Gastric Ulcers: Why 50-90% of Horses Have Them
Most horses have gastric ulcers and most owners have no idea. Dr. Rosie explains the science behind EGUS, why your horse's stomach is designed to ulcerate, and what actually works for treatment and prevention.
Horse Deworming in 2026: Why the Old Rotation Schedule Is Outdated
Rotational deworming created drug resistance. The modern approach uses fecal egg counts to treat the horses that actually need it — and skip the ones that don't.
Laminitis in Horses: Emergency Response and Long-Term Management
Laminitis is always an emergency. Learn the triggers, how to respond in the first 24 hours, and the long-term management that determines whether your horse stays sound.
Colic in Horses: Recognizing the Signs of the #1 Equine Emergency
Colic kills more horses than any other condition. Learn the four types, how to do a 4-point owner exam, and exactly when to call your vet versus wait.