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The bacterium Helicobacter pylori, a known disease-causing organism in human medicine, does not appear to be important in horses. In humans, intensive research efforts have revealed that H. pylori can induce chronic gastritis, ulcers, adenocarcinomas, and lymphoma. Despite the fact that the glandular… Read more
By Hope Holland, Horsin’ Around This is the time of year when all sorts of little things start popping up to surprise and delight us. Not the least, but certainly the smallest of the equine things, is the miniature horse. The miniature horse is a scaled-down model of the full-sized horse and can measure no more than 34 inches at the withers at maturity. The American Miniature Horse Standard of Perfection calls for the smallest, most perfectly conformed horse as the breed ideal. The miniatures require much the same care as a standard sized horse except in
A bill that would allow equine dentists — commonly called horse teeth floaters — to practice without being arrested cleared the last legislative hurdle Thursday and is on its way to the governor. The topic has dominated much of this year’s session and was the subject of two legislative interim studies last fall. Many lawmakers seemed weary of the issue Thursday. Most have been inundated with e-mails the past several weeks from both sides, and several said they received telephone calls Wednesday night urging them to vote no. “We’re down to about two months of the session
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — The owners of 21 elite polo horses given a deadly concoction of vitamin supplements are suing the Ocala pharmacy that supplied the compound. Quantum Management Company and three individuals have filed suit in Palm Beach County claiming Franck’s Pharmacy was solely responsible for improperly mixing the vitamin compound that led to the horse’s deaths. The Wellington-based company is demanding more than $4 million from the pharmacy. The pharmacy said it had no comment. Quantum didn’t immediately return a message left Thursday. The horses from the Venezuelan-owned Lechuza Caracas team began collapsing April