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When horses and ponies get older, they are prone to several health problems, including Cushing’s disease (also called Cushing’s syndrome or pituitary dependent hyperadrenocorticism). All older horses and ponies are susceptible to getting it, no matter what their breed. Cushing’s disease is not contagious. It can also appear in humans, dogs and cats.
