Equine Malignant Melanoma Horse Course Archived
The Horse Staff
August 22, 2011
The latest Horse Course on equine malignant melanoma is now available for viewing on TheHorse.com.
The latest Horse Course on equine malignant melanoma is now available for viewing on TheHorse.com.
Cleaning the sheath of a male horse is a somewhat unpleasant, but often necessary task. Learn why, how, and when to clean a stallion or gelding’s sheath with Dr. Christy Corp-Minamiji of Davis, Calif.
TLAER is hosting a large animal emergency rescue awareness course at Mississippi State University, Oct. 22-23.
What exactly is equine malignant melanoma, and how can we control it? How does melanoma in horses, especially gray horses, contribute to our knowledge of melanoma progression and treatment in humans? Dr. John Robertson of Virginia Tech explains.
Tune in for TheHorse.com’s free webinar on pain management on August 30, 8-9 p.m. Eastern U.S. time.
Learn how to ensure your horse arrives safely and legally at your destination.
Do you have a horse who likes his deworming paste better on you than in his belly? Learn how to deworm a problem horse with Dr. Lori Bidwell.
Learn about the latest microbiological methods for detecting the cause of a mare’s abortion with Dr. Erdal Erol of the University of Kentucky’s Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory.
The University of Georgia (UGA) College of Veterinary Medicine will host its sixth annual Horse Owners Seminar
Learn about flu, equine herpesvirus, and strangles respiratory disease at TheHorse.com/Webinars on June 30!
TheHorse.com’s Ask the Vet LIVE Q&A event on unwanted horses was held on June 22, and the recording is now
The United States has a growing problem with “unwanted” horses–those their owners no longer want for various reasons.
Blood-Horse Publications garnered no less than 14 honors in the American Horse Publications annual awards
The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine is seeking horses diagnosed with osteoarthritis to
A Thoroughbred filly undergoes arthroscopic surgery to remove a bone chip from her left hind fetlock, increasing her chances of staying sound for horse racing. Dr. Chris Johnson of Woodford Equine Hospital in Versailles, Ky, explains the procedure.
Uncle Mo has a case of cholangiohepatitis, which, is a severe inflammation of the bile passages and adjacent
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