Latest News – The Horse
Fort Dodge Animal Health West Nile-Innovator DNA Vaccine
Fort Dodge Animal Health announces the launch of West Nile-Innovator DNA, a novel vaccine for horses to aid in the prevention of West Nile virus.
Unlike conventional vaccines, which rely on the foreign proteins derived from
E.I. Medical Imaging 5th Generation Portable Veterinary Ultrasound
E.I. Medical Imaging is launching the company’s fifth generation of portable ultrasound systems in 2009.
The new all-digital Ibex ultrasound incorporates the latest in technology and design to be the most rugged and shock resistant
Core-Aid Offers Unique Wound-Dressing Alternative
VET-TEC introduces Core-Aid wound dressing to manage moisture at the wound bed, remove debris and fluids containing bacteria, and reduce expense and time required to care for wounds.
Core-Aid’s three-layer design draws fluid and
Sfax Adds Faxing Solution for WritePad EMR System
SecureCare Technologies, a health care information technology company, has launched Sfax as part of an integrated and automated faxing solution within Addison Health Systems’ WritePad electronic medical record system.
Sfax presents
Custom Point Calibration Service For Temperature/Humidity Monitoring Safeguard
Horse breeders using data loggers or chart recorders for environmental monitoring can now contact Dickson Calibration Specialists for no-charge consultations on custom point calibrations best-matched to application requirements. This ensures tha
Temporary Tack Emergency Halter Repair Kit
Four Footed Essentials of Midway, Ky. has developed Temporary Tack, a kit that includes sized, color-coded sections that can be used to repair broken halters in emergency situations.
Designed for use on all types of livestock, Temporary
Washington Horse Owners Seek High Ground
More than 30,000 Washington residents have fled their homes due to flooding caused by deep snow melting in warm, rainy conditions. Many horse owners are evacuating their horses or moving them to high ground.
Josie Owens of Carnation had to
Six Kansas Mares Exposed to CEM
Six mares in south central Kansas are now included in the investigation into contagious equine metritis (CEM) that spans 28 states, according to a report by The Hutchinson
Colorado Mare Tested for CEM
One Colorado mare has been identified as having been in contact with a stallion infected with contagious equine metritis (CEM). A hold order has been placed on the premises until test
MSU Web Series Puts Focus on Equine Environment
Horse owners get help in managing their farms in an environmentally friendly way from My Horse University.
Clean Water for Horses: Poll Results
More than 1,550 readers of TheHorse.com responded to a poll asking, “How often do you clean automatic waterers or water troughs?”
