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Helping a horse with PPID gain weight is challenging because you need to increase body condition while keeping NSC levels below a certain threshold.
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Resting areas for senior horses should be soft, supportive, spacious, and secure to allow them a peaceful and comfortable daily recovery period.
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In this episode, Dr. Nic de Brauwere, Head of Welfare and Behavior at Redwings Horse Sanctuary, explains how to safely care for senior horses experiencing physical or mental decline.
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While dental disorders are not unique to horses with PPID, they are seen more frequently in this population.
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If you own a senior warmblood, you should be on the lookout for PPID and insulin dysregulation.
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An overview of common types of horse feed and how to choose the right one for your senior horse.
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