Podcast #107 – Cavities and EOTRH In Horses
This podcast is a mix of two subjects. The first subject concerns oral care and teeth health in horses. I go over a paper about peripheral carries, wh…
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Podcast #106 – Visit With Dr James Belden – Equine Veterinarian Since 1964
This discussion took place at a Rounds With Doc T meeting available to members of The Horse's Advocate (TheHorsesAdvocate.com). Attendees were able to…
AMA March 2, 2023 – Rounds With Doc T
“Ask Me Anything” - The following questions were submitted (copied and pasted from the Q&A section in Zoom or from emails), along with any posted …
AMA February 16, 2023 – Rounds With Doc T
“Ask Me Anything” - The following questions were submitted (copied and pasted from the Q&A section in Zoom or from emails), along with any posted …
AMA February 1, 2023 – Rounds With Doc T
“Ask Me Anything” - The following questions were submitted (copied and pasted from the Q&A section in Zoom or from emails), along with any posted …
AMA January 19, 2023 – Rounds With Doc T
“Ask Me Anything” - The following questions were submitted (copied and pasted from the Q&A section in Zoom or from emails), along with any posted …
Review Of The No-Grain Challenge In Horses – Rounds With Doc T
The primary purpose of the "no-grain challenge" is to offer horse owners a way to feed horses according to their evolutionary development. The reason …
Cushing’s Disease In Horses – Rounds With Doc T
This month’s rounds will discuss Cushing’s Disease in horses, which will clear up many misunderstandings surrounding what seems to be affecting ma…
Horse Pasture Management – Rounds With Doc T
I have worked on or visited horse farms since 1973. Over these 49 ½ years, I have seen and learned many tricks to make things better for horses and h…
Ask Me Anything – Rounds With Doc T
Questions asked include the following: swollen head, dentistry, soybean meal, dysbiosis, feeding oil and fat, and sugar in the pasture.
Leadership For Horses – Rounds With Doc T
This seminar will bring a different perspective on how we interact with horses. It will focus on the leader (humans) becoming better leaders to connec…
Inflammation In Horses – Rounds With Doc T
Inflammation in humans has lots of studies. This Rounds With Doc T will cover the inflammatory process as we understand it in humans. I will describe …
Antibiotic Use In Horses – Rounds With Doc T
The title of this is “Antibiotic Use In Horses,” but to begin with, this requires a different approach. Rather than assume that all bacteria are h…
Horse Hay – What Is It, Why Feed It, And How To Feed It – Rounds With Doc T
In this Rounds, Doc T discusses what kind of nutrition is in hay and why the makeup of today’s hay may be at the root of several illnesses and sound…
Construction Of Horse Stalls – Rounds With Doc T
Horses confined within a barn are usually kept separate in individual stalls. Therefore, many aspects are required regardless of location, breed, spor…
Breakdown Of Connective Tissue In Horses – Rounds With Doc T
The journey of how to feed horses correctly started with the epidemic of suspensory ligament disease. The suspensory ligaments are part of the group o…
Colic In Horses – Rounds With Doc T
Colic is the word that describes any pain coming from the abdomen of the horse. The organs causing this pain are usually the intestines, including the…
How Does The Horse Brain Work? – Rounds With Doc T
The horse’s brain has been dissected and analyzed, but how does it work? Behaviorists have looked at how horses use their brains, and trainers have …
Can Horse Owners Believe The Horse Science? – Rounds With Doc T
From 2020 to 2022, we were asked to believe the science. The first question is this – What is science? Can it be fair? Can it be absolute? How is it…
The Skin Of Horses – Rounds With Doc T
We all see the skin, yet we all see the same thing and wonder what to do about it. The first thing to do is correctly identify what we are seeing and …
Equine Dentistry Seen Through 75,000 Floats – Rounds With Doc T
I have floated the teeth of horses since 1983, worked on over 75,000 horse mouths and still am floating teeth every day. I have some thoughts, and man…
Preparing Your Horses And Your Farm For Winter Cold Or Summer Heat – Rounds With Doc T
Preparing for cold weather concerns many horse owners in areas with temperatures dipping to sub-freezing temperatures. Conversely, humidity and heat c…
Feeding the Suckling, Weanling, Growing and Senior Horse – Rounds With Doc T
This is a fast paced review of feeding horses from embryo to senior ages. If it helps, download the pdf to follow and take notes.
Horse Fencing, Gates, Maintenance And Safety – Rounds With Doc T
There are so many types of fences and fence gates and latches used that I have come across. This was a discussion of basics that can be applied to mak…
Trailering Horses – On The Road Again – Rounds With Doc T
Some of you may know Doc has some experience behind the wheel, moving horses around the country in just about every type of vehicle there was to move …
50 Shades Of Red And Black – Just How Do Horses Get Their Chestnut, Paint or Bay Coat? – Rounds With Doc T
Understanding how horses look the way they do is based on genetics. I attempt to simplify the view of coat color and patterns in an organized manner. …
Fat And Physics – The Two Causes Of Soft Tissue Injury In Horses – Rounds With Doc T
There is an increase in soft tissue injuries in horses (ligaments and tendons). This seminar discusses the role of fat in two ways. The first is fat…
The Ins And Outs Of Fat In Horses – Rounds With Doc T
The movement of fat in the form of Free Fatty Acids (FFAs) and triglycerides (TAGs) throughout the body passes freely in and out of the body fat cell …
EOTRH – The Disease Affecting The Incisor Teeth Of Horses – Rounds With Doc T
Equine Odontoclastic Tooth Resorption and Hypercementosis (EOTRH) is a new disease of horses affecting the health of all horses’ incisors and canine…
Aerobic Exercise And Its Role In Insulin Resistance – Rounds With Doc T
The cause of insulin resistance (IR) is discussed from the cellular level, and the effect aerobic exercise has in circumventing the blockade of glucos…
Chronic Protein Deficiency In Horses – HorseTalk Webinar
Chronic protein deficiency in horses is at the root cause of many injuries and illnesses I see in horses. This 2016 video presentation is from my Hors…
Top Five Eye Problems In Horses – HorseTalk Webinar
In this episode, the basics of the eye are described. Then the five most common injuries and diseases of the eyes are discussed, along with causes and…
What Is Cushing’s Disease (Pituitary Dysfunction, PPID) In Horses – HorseTalk Webinar
Discussion: The pituitary is a small gland at the bottom of the brain that regulates so many hormones in the body. Without it, the body…
Top 10 Things To Know Inside Your Horse’s Mouth – HorseTalk Webinar
The top ten things about what is inside the horses' mouth and why I think we all need to clearly understand them as horse owners and trainers.
Top 10 Horse Barn Safety Tips – HorseTalk Webinar
This is Doc T with my HorseTalk™ webcast about the Top 10 Barn and Farm Safety Tips. This is a FAST PACED video so get…
Why Is My Horse Girthy? – HorseSense With Doc T
This HorseSense™ 5 minute video describes the cause of grittiness in horses related to hind gut inflammation from inflammatory ingredients in horse …
Mare Cycles and Foal Delivery – HorseTalk Webinar
This is a replay of a HorseTalk webcast. Be sure to enroll in the next one and join Doc T live.
Horsemanship Is Leadership – HorseTalk Webinar
This is a replay of my HorseTalk™ webcast where I go over each of the "Ten Irrefutable Laws Of Horsemanship" from my book. This brings the book aliv…
Nutrition In Horses – HorseTalk Webinar
Feeding horses has been learned from someone in your past. But who taught them? And who taught them? Through the chain of teacher - student the infor…
Laminitis In Horses – HorseTalk Webinar
Discussion: Laminitis in horses requires understanding the basics and avoiding common mistakes. This was a FREE hour-long web broadcast where I discussed laminitis in horses.…
Colic In The Horse – A HorseTalk Webcast
Discussion: Colic pain usually comes from the abdomen of the horse. This was a FREE hour-long web broadcast via Google Hangouts and Webinar Jam, where…
Stop The Confusion Part 2 – HorseTalk Webinar
This is a replay of a HorseTalk™ webcast. Be sure to enroll in the next one and join Doc T live.
Stop The Confusion Part 1 – HorseTalk Webinar
Discussion: Select the topic from below, then advance to the time mark. 00:00 – Introduction (skip this) 08;26 – Parasite control 12:35 – Gravity as…