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EOTRH is a painful, progressive dental disease that affects horses’ incisors and canine teeth. Often age-related, early diagnosis now enables better monitoring, more timely intervention and improved comfort for equine sufferers, says vet Emma Cassidy

Problems with a horse’s neck are all too easy to miss, but they can lead to poor performance or behavioural issues, according to vet Isabelle Goodey

Radiculopathy is the compression of a nerve root within the neck, and causes a range of signs. Rachel Tucker MRCVS explains what to watch for, plus existing and new treatments

Horses have 12 pairs of cranial nerves that control their senses, movement and vital automatic functions. Vet Lucinda Ticehurst reveals what can go wrong with this communication superhighway

Seizures are rare in horses, but can occur . Richard Piercy FRCVS, professor of comparative neuromuscular disease at the Royal Veterinary College, talks to Catherine Welton

Autumn is officially here, meaning we must accept the warmer weather is now behind us, and those colder days are now fast approaching, if not already here! Just to add another dampner to the situation