Unlocking the Secrets of Sarcopenia in Senior Horses

Unlocking the Secrets of Sarcopenia in Senior Horses

In this episode of Conversations in Equine Science, Kate and Nancy explore a compelling research paper titled "Retirement Risk Factors, Exercise Management, and Muscle Mass in U.S. Senior Horses" by Elisa Herbst. Published in May 2023, this paper dives into the intricacies of managing the health and exercise of senior horses in the U.S., examining factors such as retirement risk, exercise routines, and muscle mass preservation.

The hosts discuss key insights from an extensive survey involving over 2,700 respondents, highlighting the distinctions between equine professionals and hobby horse owners. They delve into the challenges faced by senior horses, such as sarcopenia and exercise management, drawing parallels with aging in humans while emphasizing the importance of physical activity and proper nutrition for maintaining muscle mass and overall health.

The episode sheds light on the significance of continued care and management as horses age, underscoring the role of dynamic mobilization exercises and hoof health in prolonging the vitality and quality of life of senior equines. Listeners are encouraged to consult with equine veterinarians and professionals before implementing changes based on this research.

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SGLT2i Therapy for Horses

SGLT2i Therapy for Horses

This episode reviews cases of steroid-induced laminitis and examines recent research and owner-reported experiences using SGLT2 inhibitors (most commonly ertugliflozin) as an off-label treatment for e...

22 Aug 16min

Steroid Use and Insulin Dysregulation in Horses.

Steroid Use and Insulin Dysregulation in Horses.

Updates on preliminary research findings on steroid use and insulin deregulation in horses.

7 Aug 26min

Do Horses Get Headaches?

Do Horses Get Headaches?

This episode explores whether horses can experience headaches by examining cervical spine pain, common signs like head rubbing or altered carriage, and how musculoskeletal and nervous system issues co...

20 Juli 20min

Why My Gelding Chews the Reins: The Cortisol Connection

Why My Gelding Chews the Reins: The Cortisol Connection

In this episode Nancy McLean answers listener emails about geldings that chew lead ropes and reins, she explains how cortisol and the HPA axis relate to stress-driven behaviors, and describes how cons...

13 Juni 20min

Get Back On: The Neuroscience of Remounting After a Fall

Get Back On: The Neuroscience of Remounting After a Fall

In this episode Nancy McLean explores a listener question about whether to remount after a fall, using Dr. Stephen Peters’ research and a review by McBride et al. to explain how equine learning, myeli...

18 Maj 18min

The Equine Limbic System

The Equine Limbic System

The core of the equine brain’s emotional center, Nancy describes how the neurological processes of the limbic system take place. She also highlights the reward prediction error (RPE) and the impact it...

21 Apr 29min

Horse Brain Science - Part 3

Horse Brain Science - Part 3

This is a continuation of our study on Equine Neurology and Ethical Horse Training and Management.

8 Apr 29min

Inside the Horse Brain: How Equine Minds Think, Feel, and React

Inside the Horse Brain: How Equine Minds Think, Feel, and React

In this episode Nancy McLean explores Dr. Stephen Peters' book Horse Brain Science, comparing human and equine brain anatomy and function. She explains brain size and cortical folding, then walks thro...

20 Mars 21min

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