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Quarter cracks can be painful and slow to heal. Learn what causes them and the options for treatment and prevention.

A difficult foaling one night inspired the creation of a dedicated foaling hospital. Learn about foaling difficulties and why being prepared can save mares and foals.

Laminitis affects about one in seven horses in their lifetime. Learn what happens inside the hoof during laminitis and the prevention and treatment options available.

Eye injuries in horses range from mild irritation to complete rupture of the eye. Learn why every eye injury needs a prompt veterinary exam.

Equine warts, or papillomatosis, are the most common tumor in horses and usually affect young horses. Learn how they spread and what to expect.

Some horses are extra sensitive to sunlight and can develop photodermatitis, not just sunburn. Learn what causes sun sensitivity and how to protect your horse.

Corneal ulcers are one of the most common eye problems in horses and can turn serious quickly. Learn the signs to watch for and why prompt veterinary care matters.

Flies, ticks, and mosquitoes do more than annoy horses. Learn about insect-related problems like sweet itch and how to keep your horse comfortable during insect season.

Broodmares need extra vaccinations during pregnancy to help prevent abortion and foal diarrhea. See the recommended vaccination schedule for pregnant mares.

Joint injections are used both to pinpoint the source of lameness and to medicate joints. Learn what the procedure involves and what it is meant to accomplish.