Dr. Mike Lowder: Of the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Lowder, offers health tips to keep your horse in optimum condition and advice to soothe your fears when he's sick.
1. Dr. Mike shows us the proper way to
wrap
a horses leg both for recovery after an injury as well
as a preventive measure.
2. In this clip Dr. Lowder discusses why it's important
to be know what your horses normal
vital
signs are before it's necessary that he see a vet
in a critical condition.
3. You should be aware of the little steps that you can
do to maintain a healthy older horse. In this clip Dr. Mike
discusses the basics of successful
Senior
Horse Health Care.
4. When your horse shakes his head he may be doing a lot
more than just trying to move a fly. Join Dr. Mike as he
discusses the true signs of
head
shaking and ways to alleviate the problem.
5. Lameness in your horse is something that should never
be taken lightly. While most of the time your horse needs tender loving care
to make them sound again, sometimes there is more going on with your horse than
a sore leg. Dr. Mike discusses the signs and effects of
Navicular
Disease.
6. Colic is something that is always in the back of a horse owners mind.
Dr. Mike discusses what colic really is, why it is so
dangerous and what you can do to help prevent your horse
colicing.
7. Prepping
your older horse for the Winter: can be a snap with
these reminders from Dr. Mike Lowder.
8. Taking a look at common winter illnesses: Dr. Mike takes a look at several common illnesses a horse might have during the colder months and what owners can do to prevent them.
Equine Dental Care:
Part
1: Maintaining a horse's health should not stop on the outside. Join Advanced
Equine Dental Specialist Brian Borg as he illustrates why proper dental care
is important for all horses, even yours!
Part 2:
Sometimes floating your horse's teeth is not enough to keep their teeth, mouth,
gums, and eating habits healthy. Join Brian Borg, Advanced Equine Dental Specialist,
as he talks about some of the negative side effects of ignoring your horse's
teeth and when simple floating is not enough.
Part 3:
Equine Dental Specialist Brian Borg has shown us various aspects of maintaining
your horse's mouth. Now he discusses the actual life cycle of the equine tooth
and how ignoring your horse's dental needs can create long term, possibly harmful
problems.
Part 4: Brian
Borg joins HCTV once again to discuss the bit seat. The bit seat is an advance
dental procedure that gives performance horses an edge because it creates a
more comfortable fit in the mouth for their working bit.
Part 5:
Join Brian Borg, advanced equine dentist, as he discusses
some of the differences between basic file floating and
advanced equine dentistry
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