Latest News – The Horse
Stored Semen Processing Method Evaluated
A scaled-up single layer centrifugation method improved stored semen quality.
California Confirms Three Cases of Neurologic EHV-1
The horses are currently quarantined on their home premises and are receiving veterinary treatment.
Pennsylvania Draft Horse Death Probed
The Belgian horse was competing in a horse pulling competition at a show when it showed signs of distress.
ATA to Host International Horse Transport Conference
The conference will take place March 18-21 and will cover a wide variety of transport-related topics.
Virginia Horse Confirmed Positive for Rabies
The horse resided in Patrick County, located near the North Carolina state line.
Causes of Red Urine in Horses Reviewed
Exercise-associated hematuria, urethral tears, and idiopathic renal hematuria are three less common causes.
More Than 50 Horses Seized from Louisiana Breeding Farm
Investigators found 59 allegedly maltreated horses and the remains of 25 additional horses on the property.
NC State Lifts Self-Imposed Restrictions Connected to EHV-1
The admission and discharge restrictions were put in place after an EHV-1-positive mare was hospitalized.
Applications Being Accepted for Free Vaccines Through UHVRC
The deadline for spring vaccines through the Unwanted Horse Veterinary Relief Campaign (UHVRC) is Feb. 1.
Equine Rotavirus Vaccine Moves to Pfizer Animal Health Label
Pfizer’s Equine Rotavirus Vaccine has an updated appearance and packaging to reflect the current manufacturer.
A Humble (Horsey) Abode
As I’m sure you’re well aware, there are people out there who would do anything for their horses. Maybe you’re one of them. I like
Improving Habitat to Attract Wildlife Helps You and Your Horse
Inviting many types of wildlife into our horse places actually has wonderful payoffs to horse and property owners, as well as for our neighbors and the environment.
Managing Neck and Back Pain in Sport Horses
A thorough physical examination and tailored therapeutic approach can help relieve equine neck and back pain.
CSU Equine Program Receives $1.5 million Donation
The donation established the Wagonhound Land and Livestock Chair in Equine Sciences.
Nocardioform Placentitis Affecting Kentucky’s 2011 Foal Crop
In 2011 more than 325 confirmed cases were submitted for evaluation–the largest number on record.
Salix Among National HBPA Convention Discussion Topics
Furosemide, known as Salix, will be discussed Jan. 14 during the National HBPA Medication Committee forum.
