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Which joint injection to choose?
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Arthritis tops list of age-related health concerns
Veterinarian examining horse leg tendons
Good news about joint infection treatments
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Equine Osteoarthritis in the Hind Limb: Diagnosis and Management
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A different kind of dream
Veterinarian examining horse leg tendons
Will a bowed tendon ever look normal again?
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Do NSAIDs interfere with biologic therapies?
Beautiful dapple grey horse walks across field towards the camera on a spring day, healthy and happy with grass growing in its field
Not right, but not lame
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Your NSAID questions answered
Brown horse on snow covered field, detail on head, blurred trees in background
Why do arthritic horses have more trouble during the winter?
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