Taking the edge off

Article Abstract:

Injecting tranquilizing drugs on horses for various reasons is becoming more common in certain segments of the horse-racing world. The different ways in which tranquilizers are administered in competitive and non-competitive situations are discussed together with the specific properties of the most commonly used drugs.

Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical preparations, Tranquilizers, Usage, Tranquilizing drugs, Tranquilizing agents

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Massage away pain

Article Abstract:

The way to detect and diffuse minor muscle pain in the horse's forequarters with four simple massage moves is demonstrated. A final bit of exercise is also mentioned so that the horse can gain maximum benefit from the massage.

Physiological aspects

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Designer drugs

Article Abstract:

The risk of using unapproved medications available through compounding pharmacies is explained. An attempt is made to focus on the need of knowing about veterinary compounding, what it is, when it is good and when harmful.

Drug therapy

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