Equine asthma is an umbrella term used to describe chronic, noninfectious airway inflammation in horses. Here’s what experts know.
Equine hepatitis viruses EqHV and EqPV-H can cause chronic or acute liver disease in horses. Early diagnosis, biosecurity, and prevention are key.
Researchers have outlined key information on the New World screwworm fly, along with methods for recognizing, treating, and ultimately eradicating infestations.
Researchers warn of rising EIA cases, with inapparent carriers and iatrogenic spread posing ongoing threats to horse health nationwide.
Researchers are exploring macrophage-based therapies to resolve inflammation and improve long-term joint health in horses.
One expert explains what researchers know about EASD in horses and advancements they hope to make in prevention.
Here’s what scientists know about avian influenza and how it might affect horses.
West Nile virus, now endemic on most continents, causes deadly neurological disease in horses, with vaccination remaining the only effective prevention.
As temperatures rise, tick activity increases—putting horses at risk. Learn how to identify tick-borne threats and implement effective prevention strategies.
Researchers are exploring CBD’s potential to reduce joint pain in horses through a multiphase study on its efficacy.
Researchers are currently working to develop an RNA vaccine for EHV-1 and -4. Here’s what they know so far.
A USEF veterinarian shares important biosecurity information for those planning to host or attend competitions this year.
Researchers describe the pros, cons, and clinical applications of this genome sequencing method.
Behavioral issues in horses often stem from underlying physical problems, requiring careful evaluation to identify and address root causes.
Find out how climate change might affect your horse’s pasture in this U.S. region.
Routinely testing the efficacy of deworming protocols is crucial to reducing the populations of these parasites. Here’s why.
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