As the temperatures rise, many of us and our canine and feline companions, find ourselves spending more time enjoying the great outdoors. From hikes and runs to playing fetch and exploring the backyard, the dog days of summer are best spent in the sunshine. Nothing crushes a great day of fun in the sun like …
Written by Dr. Kathleen Giguere and Dr. Katy Raynor Borrelia is a subdivision of bacteria, that causes disease which is transmitted by ticks and lice. It is common in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern United States within the equine population. What’s more, in New England, 45% of horses have Borrelia antibodies (antibiodies indicate infection or exposure). To determine …
For each horse lover you meet, you’ll probably discover you’re meeting a dog lover as well! That’s why Absorbine has used their 120 years of experience in the animal care business to develop a new line of pet products with the same tender loving care they bring to their equine product lines. Horses and dogs …