This webinar will provide a concise refresher on the anatomy and physiology of the equine temporomandibular joint, highlighting its unique structure and function. The session will also review the current evidence base, focusing on findings from published, peer‑reviewed literature and what they tell us about the TMJ’s role in equine comfort and performance. Attendees will gain valuable insight into an often‑overlooked joint and its place within the wider musculoskeletal system.

Omega fatty acids have a vital role in health and disease prevention across all species. Supplementation is widely suggested to improve performance and combat disease. However, the available evidence about which omega fatty acids are important in horses, and how to provide them is often confusing. This webinar aims to review the basic science of omega fatty acid use in horses. with the aim of helping veterinarians make informed choices about when supplementation is indicated, and how to evaluate commercially available products.

Gastric disease is a common yet often underrecognized cause of illness in foals. This talk provides an overview of gastric disease in neonatal and young foals, focusing on risk factors, clinical presentation, diagnostic challenges, and evidence-based treatment strategies. The session will have a practical focus aimed at improving recognition, understanding and treatment of gastric disease in foals.