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Veterinary Library

Welcome to the Horse & Hound veterinary library. This library contains the latest expert information on a wide range of equine ailments and conditions in an easy-to-read format. All articles in the library have been checked by expert vets and are updated with the latest knowledge and research findings.

Horse & Hound Veterinary Library Index

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A

Abscess (pus in the foot)

Arthritis/DJD

Asthma in horses

Atypical myopathy

Azoturia/ERS/Tying-up

C

Cellulitis

Choke

Cracked hooves

Colic (general)

Colic (spasmodic)

Colic (impaction)

Cushing’s disease/PPID

D

DJD/Arthritis

E

Equine asthma

Equine flu

Equine herpes virus

Equine recurrent uveitis

Equine Cushing’s disease/PPID

ERS/Tying-up/Azoturia

Euthanasia/put down/put to sleep

F

Feather mites

First-aid kit

Flu (equine influenza)

Foaling

Fractures of the pedal bone

G

Gastric ulcers

General anaesthetic

Grass sickness

H

Headshaking

Health checks

Herpes (Equine herpes virus/EHV)

Hoof cracks

Hoof care in winter

I

Impaction colic

Influenza in horses

K

Kissing spines

L

Lameness

Laminitis

Lice

Lymphangitis

M

Melanomas

Mud fever

Mites (feathers)

N

Navicular disease/syndrome

Nosebleeds

P

Pedal bone fractures

PPID/Equine Cushing’s disease

Pre-purchase vetting

Proud flesh

Poulticing a hoof

Puncture wounds

Pus in the foot (Abscess)

Put down/put to sleep/euthanasia

R

Rain scald

Ringworm

S

Sarcoids

Seedy toe (White line disease)

Spasmodic colic

Splints

Strangles

Suspensory ligament injuries

Sweet itch

T

Tendon injuries

Tetanus

Thrush

Tying-up/Azoturia/ERS

U

Uveitis (equine recurrent)

V

Vaccinations

Vettings (for purchase)

W

Windgalls

Winter hoof care tips

White line disease (Seedy toe)

Worms and worming

Wounds (puncture)

Horse & Hound Veterinary Library Index: by themes

Breeding

Bones and joint problems

Digestive problems

Eye problems

Endocrine disorders

First-aid techniques

Hoof problems

Infectious diseases

Lameness

Muscle and neurological problems

Preventative healthcare

Respiratory problems

Skin problems

Soft tissue injuries

Veterinary procedures

Wounds and infections

* This information is not intended to replace the advice of a qualified vet. If you have any concerns about your horse’s health we recommend that you speak to your own vet *

Lameness

Digestive problems

Soft tissue injuries

Respiratory problems

Skin problems

Muscle and neurological conditions

Endocrine disorders

Hoof problems

Eye problems

Bones and joints

Infectious diseases

Wounds and infections

Veterinary procedures

Preventive healthcare

First aid

Breeding