The following are published articles by Dr. Doug Thal. These are Word documents.
Alternative Therapies Back Problems in Horses Bute and Banamine Camping and Packing with your Horse Care and Management of the Growing Foal, Part 1: Newborn Care and Management of the Growing Foal, Part 2: 1 Week through Weaning Colic Surgery - What Horse Owners Should Know Colic Part 1 Colic Part 2 Colitis Common Endocrine Diseases Cushings & Equine Metabolic Syndrome Dentistry Part 1 Dentistry Part 2 Endometritis Equine Skin Conditions Part 1 Equine Skin Conditions Part 2 Gastric Ulcers Handling Equine Emergencies A Veterinarians Perspective Horse Management During Drought Conditions Horse Owner Self Help Knowing When to Call a Veterinarian Infectious Diseases and Prevention in 2006 Laminitis, Part 1 Laminitis, Part 2 Maintaining the Health of Older Horses Preventing Weight Loss in Horses Purchase Exams Spring Health Care Basics Subtle, Hard to Diagnose Lameness The Late-term Pregnant Mare, Foaling and the Newborn Foal Care Understanding and Managing the Rising Costs of Veterinary Care Understanding the Equine Hock Understanding Lameness and the Lameness Exam Veterinary Treatments What Horse Owners Should Know about the Eye Winter Health Care Basics Wounds
The following are client handouts prepared by Dr. Doug Thal. These are Word documents.
Abdominal Disease Diagnostic Tests Giving Oral Medications Internal Parasites Castration Care IM Injections Vesicular Stomatitis Synopsis of "Understanding and Preventing Colic" Seminar Synopsis of "Lameness: A Lecture for Horse Owners" Seminar

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