UC Davis to Host Donkey Welfare Symposium
Edited Press Release
September 20, 2013
Goals of the symposium are to improve participants’ knowledge of donkey behavior, physiology, and more.
Goals of the symposium are to improve participants’ knowledge of donkey behavior, physiology, and more.
Despite receiving supportive care, the yearling filly showed no improvement and was euthanized.
AHT researchers study horse health topics from performance- and injury-related clinical treatment to disease.
The award recognizes his commitment to mentoring and supporting vets working in the Scottish Highlands.
The Nevada Department of Agriculture is investigating two horse deaths in northern Nevada.
The equine herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1) workshop for equine veterinary professionals will take place Oct. 19.
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A 2-year-old Miniature Horse from Griswold was euthanized before testing positive for the disease.
The program is designed to help students navigate the opportunities available after graduation as an intern.
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The awards were established recognize and support significant accomplishments by BEVA members.
Many dude ranches take a hands-on approach to what is now known as eco-tourism.
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Paul Jepson, BVSc MSc MRCVS, has been appointed as new BEVA president for 2013-14.
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