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Proteggerli dagli insetti: qualche consiglio
Veterinary
14/07/2022
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A nice mash now and then? Better not...
Veterinary
21/02/2022
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ADOPTIONS FROM THE HEART
Various
11/02/2022
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Problemi respiratori nel cavallo
Veterinary
15/10/2021
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The horse's stomach and nutrition
Veterinary
17/08/2021
- Having a fibrous diet allows the stomach to be protected in many ways. Chewing the fiber stimulates the horse to produce saliva: in fact, the horse, unlike humans, produces saliva only when it chews. Saliva is essential not only for lubricating food, but also for its bicarbonate content which buffers the normal acidity of the stomach. Fiber also has a physical function: once it reaches the stomach, it forms a fibrous mat that protects the stomach walls from the presence of acids.
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The teeth and chewing of the horse
Veterinary
22/05/2021
- Everything you need to know about horse teeth - by Emanuela Valle, veterinary surgeon
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The sleep of horses
Ethology
22/05/2021
- Horses sleep standing up? And if they lie down it means something’s wrong with them? Let’s have a look at sleep in horses to understand our equine friends’ needs properly
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Viral numbers
Veterinary
19/04/2021
- The recent Equine Herpes Virusepidemic has reminded all horse owners of the importance of vaccinations. Regular vaccination is a fundamental element of the horse’s care and wellbeing.
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The world of the horse through the five senses
Ethology
31/03/2021
- by Rachele Malavasi, ethology consultant for the Ethical Riding School In the wide steppes of Asia, where the gaze extends as far as the eye can see and everything is tinged with ocher: here is where the horse has evolved its sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch. Its senses are ideal for probing the wide steppes, avoiding ingesting the frequent stones among the grasses of these arid pastures, and saving itself from attacks by predators. We on the other hand, are collectors and we have built around him a world made of details and close distances: how can we help the horse to extricate itself in this environment?
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The whip: let's clarify a boorishcustom to be abolished
Veterinary
21/03/2021
- by Emanuela Valle, veterinary surgeon. With the latest events on the racing fields there has been a lot of talk about the use of the whip and to confirm the dishonesty of this gesture I would like to try to summarize what science says because only it can really protect the horse.
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