Equine – epashupalan

Management of Horses

November 21, 2023 Rimee Dhakad

Basic requirements of horses are shelter, feed, water, grooming, waste removal and exercise that will be discussed in this article. >>>

The Newborn Foal

February 11, 2022 Dr. Paramveer Singh Sangha

Ultimately the aim of breeding is to produce an adult horse of good genetic characteristics . Even before a live foal is born the nutrition of the mare through pregnancy >>>

Azoturia

February 9, 2022 Dr. Sanjay Kumar Mishra

Azoturia is a condition in horses that is usually, but not always, associated with exercise and is also known as “Monday morning disease”, “Tying Up” and “Equine Rhabdomyolysis Syndrome”. Azoturia >>>

Critical Care Management of Neonatal Foals

May 26, 2021 Dr. Gurpreet Singh Preet

Neonatal period is characterized by dramatic changes in many physiological events in foals. Changes occur rapidly, unlike adult horses the neonatal foal may appear normal and within a few hours may >>>

World Donkey Day

May 8, 2021 Editor

Donkeys are beautiful animals but have not been treated well, so World Donkey Day is a chance for us who cares about these animals to highlight the contribution >>>

Tetanus in horses

February 7, 2021 Dr. Iqra Shafi Khan

Tetanus also called as lock jaw condition with worldwide distribution is characterized by hyperesthesia, tetany and convulsions. Tetanus is known to cause high fatality in horses by production >>>

Feeding of horse

February 7, 2021 Dr. Iqra Shafi Khan

Feeding of horse is an art as well as a science. After food is digested, blood carries its energy to the body. Energy nutrients power muscle movement to walk, breathe and blink eyes. Horses devote >>>

Lactational Abnormalities in Mares

January 26, 2021 Mohini Sharma

Lactational abnormalities are not found usually in mares. However, when there is a risk to the foal (of a particular mare), concern of mare owner’s increases. However, equine lactation >>>

Heat Stress- Can be life threatening

July 25, 2020 Dr. Meenakshi Rawat

Heat stress is a common condition in working equines, especially in the summer months. Excessive weight lifting and running releases sweat causing water and ionic loss. If it is hot and humid, the humidity decreases the amount of heat loss that can be achieved through evaporation, increasing the risk of heat stress. >>>