The trouble is, most of our understanding of “abnormal” imaging findings comes from horses who were imaged because they were lame. When you only ever scan the horses with problems, you start to believe that anything you find must be the cause of those problems.

A study of pony club horses in Australia shows that horse owners are avoiding non-urgent veterinary care.

I have a hypothesis that vet bills have sky-rocketed since pet insurance has become ubiquitous. Have you noticed that? On top of that,...

If you meet your horse's nutritional requirements - often diseases and syndromes from deficiencies never arise in the first place.

Aside from reproductive health, vets are only necessary when something is going wrong. Avoid reasons for a vet visit as much as possible.