FluVac Innovator Moves to Pfizer Animal Health
Edited Press Release
February 9, 2012
FluVac Innovator 4 is moving to the Pfizer label after the acquisition of Wyeth and Fort Dodge Animal Health.
FluVac Innovator 4 is moving to the Pfizer label after the acquisition of Wyeth and Fort Dodge Animal Health.
Scheduled for March 30–April 1, the TLAER Training is open to EKU students and the general public.
Immigration polices have a profound impact on the American horse industry as many workers are foreign.
The solicitation is for one or more long-term pasture facilities accommodating 400 to 2,000 wild horses.
The school has begun exploring and offering integrative therapies–including acupuncture–for large animals.
This will be the first comprehensive survey of Kentucky’s horses in 35 years.
This is the first of three educational forums scheduled for 2012-13 at various locations around the country.
Session topics include newborn foal care, oleander toxicity, equine metabolic syndrome, and an EHV-1 update.
The board advises the BLM on the management, protection, and control of wild free-roaming horses and burros.
The Rooker Award for Excellence in Equine Practice was presented to namesake James A. Rooker, dVM, on Jan. 27.
The schedule includes three owner seminars, a breeding clinic, and three pedigree and conformation clinics.
A portion of purchases from qualified equine products made between Feb. 1 and April 30, 2012, will be donated.
Upcoming topics include moon blindness, headshaking syndrome, metabolic disease, and ocular cancer.
Veterinarians can contribute by submitting first-time occurring cases of PEAL in horses they see in practice.
The strategic partnership is aimed at improving equine health through research and educational programs.
It is one of the few institutes where virtually all faculty conduct full-time research in equine health.
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