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1.	A Symphony of Sea Horses (Dogs) Want to have breakfast with a sea otter, or hang out with a hermit crab? Then stop into the Chicago Shedd Aquarium in Chicago, Ill.
2.	Poor Performance in The Sport Horse (Horses) Sport horses perform at a phenomenally high level. For this reason, even the slightest change in their health can knock down their performance. It is important to investigate a decline in performance right away.
3.	Gastric Ulceration in Adult Horses (Horses) If you’ve ever had gastric ulcers or even just bad heartburn, you can sympathize with your horse when he has one of the most common health problems of the stabled horse – gastric ulceration.
4.	Rectal Tears in the Horse (Horses) A rectal tear is a tear through one or more of the layers of the rectal wall. These tears can be superficial or deep and can involve the inner layer or penetrate through all layers of tissue.
5.	Transporting Your Horse (Horses) Transporting your horse can be a stressful experience for you and your horse. For example, horses lose two to five pounds of body weight for every hour they travel – and that's in cool weather. They also run the risk of respiratory disease.
6.	Aggression in Horses (Horses) Aggression is a natural and necessary trait for horses. It has enabled them, over many generations, to fend off predators, protect their young, and maintain the integrity of their bands.
7.	Inflammatory Airway Disease in Performance Horses (Horses) Don't assume that coughing in an otherwise healthy horse is normal. Coughing is one of the first indicators that your horse may have inflammatory airway disease, also known as IAD. With recent advances, treatment is available.
8.	Salmonellosis in Horses (Horses) Salmonellosis is the most commonly diagnosed infectious cause of diarrhea in adult horses. It is an infection of the intestinal tract by one of many different strains of the bacterial pathogen called Salmonella.
9.	Choosing a Tennessee Walking Horse (Horses) The Tennessee Walking Horse, also called the Southern Plantation Walking Horse, is a horse with a characteristic gait that results in a very smooth ride. Originally used by farmers, this horse is now an excellent pleasure and trail riding horse.
10.	Bacterial Pneumonia in the Horse (Horses) Pneumonia refers to inflammation of the lungs, usually due to a bacterial infection. Most horses get pneumonia by inhaling bacteria, which are often normal inhabitants of the upper airways.