Ultrasound Awareness Week Sponsored by Butterfly Network

Learn how veterinarians use ultrasound to diagnose many conditions and injuries in horses.
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Veterinarians use ultrasound to diagnose soft tissue injuries. | Courtesy Dr. Stacy Semevolos/Oregon State University

Ultrasound is a valuable tool in many equine veterinary specialties. Practitioners use it to diagnose soft tissue injuries, respiratory issues, and colic causes. Reproduction specialists use ultrasound to monitor pregnancies, determine gender during gestation, and catch potential complications early. To help horse owners better understand how veterinarians use ultrasound in practice, Butterfly Network has partnered with TheHorse.com for Ultrasound Awareness Week, starting on Oct. 2, 2022.

Look for ultrasound content all week on TheHorse.com, our Facebook page and Twitter feed, and in our e-newsletters.

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