My Horse is Always Sore After Trimming

When hoof sensitivity may point to an underlying metabolic issue During routine case histories, veterinarians often hear a familiar statement from owners: “He’s always sore after trimming.” In many …

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Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis (EPM): What Horse Owners Should Know

Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis (EPM) is a neurologic disease of horses that affects the brain and spinal cord. It is one of the most commonly discussed neurologic conditions in equine …

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Equine Research Study

Daniel Equine Services invites you to participate in a cutting-edge research study to improve equine spine diagnostics and digital body measurement tools. What’s Included Spinal radiographs of your horse …

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FES as a Diagnostic Tool for Sacroiliac Pain in Sport Horses | Daniel Equine

FES and Sacroiliac Pain: A Diagnostic Aid for Hind-End Lameness Sacroiliac (SI) joint pain is a challenging cause of poor performance to diagnose in sport horses. These horses may …

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FES as a Diagnostic Tool for Sacroiliac Pain in Sport Horses | Daniel Equine

FES and Sacroiliac Pain: A Diagnostic Aid for Hind-End Lameness Sacroiliac (SI) joint pain is a challenging cause of poor performance to diagnose in sport horses. These horses may …

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Ultrasound with Doppler: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters in Lameness Exams| Daniel Equine

Ultrasound with Doppler: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters in Lameness Exams Ultrasound is one of the most valuable tools we have in equine sports medicine—offering real-time imaging …

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PPID (Cushing’s) Testing in Horses: TRH Stimulation vs. Baseline ACTH | Daniel Equine

PPID (Cushing’s) Testing in Horses: TRH Stimulation vs. Baseline ACTH Subtle signs of PPID (Cushing’s disease) can be easy to miss—especially in performance horses or during the early stages …

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Stem Cell Therapy in Sport Horses: Arterial vs. Local Injection | Daniel Equine

Stem Cell Therapy in Sport Horses: Arterial vs. Local Injection Stem cell therapy has become a cornerstone in regenerative medicine for equine athletes. Whether treating tendon injuries, joint degeneration, …

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Negative Plantar Angles in Horses: Signs, Diagnosis & Treatment | Daniel Equine

Does Your Horse Have Negative Plantar Angles? Negative plantar angles are an often-overlooked cause of poor performance, hindlimb discomfort, and chronic compensatory issues in sport horses. Horses with this …

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Oral Sugar Test vs. Baseline Insulin for Equine Metabolic Syndrome | Daniel Equine

Diagnosing Equine Metabolic Syndrome: Oral Sugar Test vs. Baseline Insulin Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) is a complex and increasingly common condition affecting horses and ponies across the United States. …

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My Horse is Always Sore After Trimming

Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis (EPM): What Horse Owners Should Know

Equine Research Study

FES as a Diagnostic Tool for Sacroiliac Pain in Sport Horses | Daniel Equine

FES as a Diagnostic Tool for Sacroiliac Pain in Sport Horses | Daniel Equine

Ultrasound with Doppler: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters in Lameness Exams| Daniel Equine

PPID (Cushing’s) Testing in Horses: TRH Stimulation vs. Baseline ACTH | Daniel Equine

Stem Cell Therapy in Sport Horses: Arterial vs. Local Injection | Daniel Equine

Negative Plantar Angles in Horses: Signs, Diagnosis & Treatment | Daniel Equine

Oral Sugar Test vs. Baseline Insulin for Equine Metabolic Syndrome | Daniel Equine

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