Abraham's Equine Clinic
![Brown horse galloping through field Brown horse galloping through field](https://images.ctfassets.net/rt5zmd3ipxai/khLUbJncpORQbmyztzols/e0cabb38f5b94081b1928dd2181b8937/Master-Secondary-Hero-Gallop-Brown-Rural.jpg?fit=fill&fm=webp&h=400&w=1366&q=72,%20https://images.ctfassets.net/rt5zmd3ipxai/khLUbJncpORQbmyztzols/e0cabb38f5b94081b1928dd2181b8937/Master-Secondary-Hero-Gallop-Brown-Rural.jpg?fit=fill&fm=webp&h=800&w=2732&q=72)
Educational Articles
Category:
![Horse Eating Hay in Barn Horse Eating Hay in Barn](https://images.ctfassets.net/rt5zmd3ipxai/5GI53zKvBYOUXXND1MtDhO/b62a9005a629426967f45136da06c53d/NVA-MASTER-BLOG-HORSE-EQUINE-Horse-Eating-Hay-Barn.jpg?fit=fill&fm=webp&h=257&w=337&q=72,%20https://images.ctfassets.net/rt5zmd3ipxai/5GI53zKvBYOUXXND1MtDhO/b62a9005a629426967f45136da06c53d/NVA-MASTER-BLOG-HORSE-EQUINE-Horse-Eating-Hay-Barn.jpg?fit=fill&fm=webp&h=514&w=674&q=72)
That Gut Feeling: The What, Why, & How to Identify / Treat Equine Gastric Ulcers
Educational Articles
The development of gastric ulcers in horses, known as Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS), can be a common cause of decreased performance, weight loss, behavioral changes, and colic.
![Horses lined up in stables in a barn Horses lined up in stables in a barn](https://images.ctfassets.net/rt5zmd3ipxai/06GMY7FKDuEeL8fGj82Dk/1d9e34f2edac30dab21f64dd08a82f70/Master-Blog-Equine-Barn.jpg?fit=fill&fm=webp&h=257&w=337&q=72,%20https://images.ctfassets.net/rt5zmd3ipxai/06GMY7FKDuEeL8fGj82Dk/1d9e34f2edac30dab21f64dd08a82f70/Master-Blog-Equine-Barn.jpg?fit=fill&fm=webp&h=514&w=674&q=72)
Potomac Horse Fever: What’s the Fuss All About?
Educational Articles
Potomac horse fever (PHF) is caused by the intracellular bacteria Neoricketsia ristcii. Horses are typically affected during the late spring, summer, and fall months. Many cases are near bodies of water and are commonly seen in the midwest and northeast regions of the United States.