
Organs of the Horse – Take a Look Inside
Just as it is with humans, the horse’s skin is the largest organ of the body. However, this blog post is dedicated to the organs that we cannot see from the outside. Let’s take a look inside the horse and
Equine asthma, also known as “heaves” or chronic obstructive bronchitis, is a common condition in horses. It is a chronic respiratory disease caused by inflammation of the airways.
Horses with asthma show a variety of symptoms that may indicate respiratory problems. Some of the most common symptoms are:
Be sure to have your horse examined by a veterinarian – an expert can definitely give you advice and support you and your horse, especially with medication.
It is important that the medication and dosage is prescribed by your vet as each horse’s individual needs can be different. An accurate diagnosis and regular veterinary care are crucial for successful treatment of equine asthma.
But you can also help your horse. For example, by ensuring a dust-free environment.
A dust-free environment can bring your asthmatic horse a lot of relief.
Here is a checklist of things you can do:

Just as it is with humans, the horse’s skin is the largest organ of the body. However, this blog post is dedicated to the organs that we cannot see from the outside. Let’s take a look inside the horse and

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Equine asthma, also known as “heaves” or chronic obstructive bronchitis, is a common condition in horses. It is a chronic respiratory disease caused by inflammation of the airways. Symptoms of Equine Asthma: Horses with asthma show a variety of symptoms