Emily Kilby

Your horse's life-sustaining endocrine system works in wondrous, if little-noticed, ways.

Lumps below the fetlock on your horse's pastern can mean trouble. Here's how to identify irregularities on the horse's pastern and learn which are serious problems and which are merely blemishes.

Horses' bones mend with amazing success, especially with the help of modern medicine.

Here are the facts about those sagging toplines in horses.

Well before laminitis stops a horse cold with excruciating hoof pain, it has already stirred up a destructive brew at the borderline between living flesh and inert hoof wall. By Emily Kilby for EQUUS magazine.

Summertime, and the living is far from easy for horses whose hypersensitivity to allergens in the great outdoors sets them up for serious respiratory distress--asthma rather than heaves.