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Tying up
Clinical signs may range from slight post-exercise stiffness and muscle soreness, shortened stride, change of gait (more prominent in the hind) and decreased athletic performance. In more severely affected animals, severe muscle cramping may occur and horses may have a ‘tucked-up’ appearance due to pain and discomfort, sweat profusely and are reluctant/unable to move. Click here for the full article

Worming Strategies
Worms and other intestinal parasites are recognized as being potentially detrimental to horse health and wellbeing and it is therefore a critical welfare issue to ensure a regular and effective worming strategy is employed. Click here for the full article