This category covers evidence-based clinical decision-making for equine veterinarians and mixed practitioners.
Articles focus on interpreting research, guidelines, nutrition and supplement labelling, regulatory considerations, and real-world clinical judgement where protocols are unclear. Content is written by experienced clinicians to support confident, ethical, and practical decision-making in everyday equine practice.
Donkeys and mules are increasingly common patients in equine practice – yet they remain some of the least well-understood equids in veterinary education. Despite superficial similarities to horses, donkeys and mules differ in anatomy, physiology,…
Feed and supplement labels are designed to inspire confidence. Unfortunately, they are also one of the most misunderstood and misleading sources of information in equine nutrition. Veterinarians are increasingly asked to advise on feeds, balancers,…