Equine

Provides information on the worms that infect horses in Australia including tapeworms, strongyles, cyathostomes, bots and roundworms. From the maker of Equimax, an oral paste for horses.

Information on equine joint disease, how to prevent it and how to treat it.

Contains information on horse dentistry, various videos showing the use of a crush, sedation and the grinding of teeth with a power tool by Dr Shannon Lee of Woodend Australia.

Information featuring the basics of horse nutrition as well as in-depth horse feeding information.

A facility in northern Virginia offering a full range of breeding services under veterinary supervision. Reproductive evaluations, semen collection, problem stallions, embryo transfer, artificial insemination, also on-farm services.

Encyclopedia article on EEE, its life cycle, presentation, prevention, treatment and prognosis.

Registered charity dedicated to supporting research into this equine condition.

Offers a four-week introductory course to train dental technicians. Features program details, student information, and registration forms. Located in Purcellville, Virginia.

Massage for the equine sports athlete. Provides information on services offered and the therapists, with testimonials and a photograph gallery.

Offers deep muscle massage for horses covering Brisbane, Gold Coast, NSW North Coast, Hunter and Central Coast districts of Australia.

Specialist in equine myofascial release and structural integration of all sport and racehorses. Based in Frankenmuth, Michigan, USA.

Trudi Vorderbruggen C.E.M.T. is an equine massage therapist located near Sacramento, California, USA. She explains the benefits of the therapy, provides her qualifications, testimonials and a photograph gallery.

Provides courses in equine sports massage therapy leading to certification as an Equine Sports Massage Therapist (CESMT). Provides details of fees, course dates and curriculum.

Provides information on mouth care and teeth floating, with FAQ, fees, and contact details. Maryland, USA.

Dental services are offered as part of general veterinary practice. One case study and several common questions are answered.