Tune in as podcast host Kim Brown, group publisher of the Equine Health Network, walks us through key points from this series' 2022 episodes. We encourage you to go back and listen to some of the episodes you might have missed!

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Dr. Erica McKenzie shares her insights about the causes and clinical signs of equine muscle disorders, including "tying-up," which can manifest in a surprising number of ways. Did you know that some muscle disorders can also be traced to certain vitamin and mineral deficiencies? Tune in to find out more.

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West Nile virus is known to cause neurological disease, but it can present in a variety of ways. In this episode, Dr. Sarah Colmer discusses the most common clinical signs, how it is diagnosed, how you can help prevent it, and prognosis and care if your horse becomes infected.

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Scientists are still trying to understand why some horses get EPM and others don’t, according to Nichola Pusterla, DVM, PhD. In this episode, Pusterla discusses what researchers have learned about this complex disease, as well as how to reduce the risk of infection and treat existing cases.

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Many equine eye issues are emergencies. In this episode, Dr. Ann Dwyer discusses three of the most common eye problems your horse is likely to face and how you can help your vet deal with them.

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Donkeys and mules can form unique bonds with their owners, but they aren’t for everyone! In this episode, Dr. Amy McLean discusses unique challenges and joys of owning longears.

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What is white line disease, when is it likely to occur, and what can be done about it? In this episode, Dr. Stephen O'Grady of Virginia Therapeutic Farriery reviews the basics of this often misunderstood condition.

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Dr. Alison Gardner discusses the importance of learning to perform a physical exam on your own horse.

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What's the big deal about equine rabies? Dr. Sarah Colmer discusses this deadly disease and what horse owners need to know about it.

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Equine nutritionist Clair Thunes discusses body conditioning scoring and how it can help you assess and address seasonal changes in your horse's weight.

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