Latest News – The Horse
Training for Tight Spaces
Behavior question about getting horses used to standing in tight spaces.
Stallionlike Communication
My husband and I trail ride frequently, and we both ride geldings. When my horse defecates his horse will walk
Is Cribbing A Disease?
I have a horse that is a cribber. To make both our lives easier, I’ve deci
Equine Oral Health Exams
Until recently, owners and vets considered equine dental floating the most important aspect of dental care.
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for Horses
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy might benefit horses with certain injuries or illnesses; more research is needed.
Keeping Tabs on Equine Infectious Anemia
With neither cure nor vaccine in existence, veterinarians and researchers must supervise EIA closely.
The Future of Equine Influenza
Researchers are striving to better understand this fast-spreading virus before its next next mutation.
National Association of Trailer Manufacturers – Current and Future
The Animal Transport Association (ATA) was able to meet with Clint Lancaster of the National Association of Trailer Manufacturers (NATM), who gave a presentation on
AHP Seeks Participation in Second Equine Industry Survey
AHP is seeking participation in its second Equine Industry Survey to gauge trends in the U.S. equine industry.
Looking Back: 2011 EHV-1 Outbreak
More than 2,000 horses were exposed to EHV-1 during the 2011 outbreak, which originated in Ogden, Utah.
Effects of Behavior-Modifying Drug Investigated (AAEP 2011)
Fluphenazine, a human antipsychotic drug, has drawbacks that often preclude its use in horses.
Horse Transport at Sea
George Winegar, past president, Robert D. Campball award winner, and a member of Animal Transportation Association since its inception, gave an overview of historical horse
UF’s 2012 Healthy Horses Conference Scheduled for April 28
Topics will include an equine herpesvirus update, rehabilitating lameness injuries, and preventative care.
Delayed Suturing for Equine Lower Limb Wounds (AAEP 2011)
Delayed wound closure involves suturing wounds four to five days after injury.
Groups Ask FDA to Prevent Companion Horse Processing
The groups contend drugs administered during the horses’ lives make them unsuitable for human consumption.
Jockey Club Seeks Tougher Equine Medication Rules
Broad adoption of the new medication policies hinges on action by regulators in all racing jurisdictions.
