When Should I Retire My Horse?

The decision to retire a horse can be complex. For some horses, a gradual decline after many years of riding and competing signals the time for retirement; for others, a sudden illness or injury...

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Types of Exercise that Benefit Arthritic Horses

Exercising arthritic horses may at first seem counterintuitive, but there are many benefits to maintaining an active lifestyle. The key is to develop an exercise program that promotes regular movement, while factoring in your...

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Canine Arthritis – What to avoid

If your dog has been diagnosed with Canine Osteoarthritis, it is important to work with your veterinarian to develop a management plan to help slow the development of the disease and maintain your pet’s...

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Leading Joint Care for the perfect Take-off

A show jumping career sees the horse jump fences of varying height and width from a variety of angles, lengthening and shortening their stride, accelerating and decelerating and turning sharply whilst maintaining balance at...

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The Prevalence of Arthritis in Dogs

The prevalence of arthritis or degenerative joint disease in dogs is far greater than most people anticipate.  A whopping 80% of dogs will contract osteoarthritis by the time they are eight years old, with...

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It’s Showtime! How to Prepare a Champion.

According to Equestrian Australia, a show horse “must give the impression of covering the ground easily and fluently. The horse must be well balanced and work without any obvious effort by the rider or...

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Is My Horse Lame?

Lameness is a common symptom of osteoarthritis in horses. While horses of any age are susceptible to this joint disease, performance horses are at increased risk due to the athletic demands placed upon them,...

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