09/02/2026
Did you know a horse can experience bleeding in the lungs during exercise without ever showing a visible nosebleed?
Exercise-Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage, or EIPH, occurs when tiny blood vessels in the lungs rupture during strenuous exercise, allowing blood to enter the airways.
For performance horse owners, it is important to know that the signs are not always obvious. A horse may cough or swallow after exercise, take longer to recover, tire sooner than expected, or simply not perform like themselves.
A change in performance is not always a training problem.
FLAIR® Equine Nasal Strips are a non-drug tool designed to support the nasal passages during exercise, helping reduce airway resistance. Research has also shown FLAIR Strips can help reduce the severity of EIPH.
The more we understand what is happening inside our horses during a run, the better decisions we can make for their health, training, and longevity. 🐴
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