Equine Dental Diastemata
A practical reference on food-packing diastemata, periodontal disease and treatment options in horses.
A practical reference on food-packing diastemata, periodontal disease and treatment options in horses.
An urgent clinical guide to assessment and treatment planning for corneal ulceration in horses.
A practical reference on early recognition and intensive nutritional management of equine hyperlipaemia.
A clinical framework for recognising, investigating and supporting horses with hepatic disease.
Strangles is a highly contagious infection caused by Streptococcus equi, characterised by fever and lymph-node abscessation with important carrier and biosecurity implications.
Equine influenza is a highly contagious viral respiratory disease that spreads rapidly among susceptible horses and can disrupt yards, events and transport.
Synovial sepsis is an emergency because bacterial contamination can rapidly damage articular cartilage and surrounding structures.
Flexor tendon injury is a common cause of lameness and loss of athletic function in horses, with healing characterised by scar tissue that is mechanically inferior to normal tendon.
Exertional rhabdomyolysis describes exercise-associated skeletal muscle injury and may be sporadic or recurrent.
Equine recurrent uveitis is an immune-mediated ocular disease characterised by repeated episodes of intraocular inflammation and risk of blindness.