Latest News – The Horse
Kissing Spines: Common, But Not Career-Ending (AAEP 2011)
Kissing spines are more likely to cause clinical problems in certain breeds, disciplines, and age groups.
University of Calgary Seeking Participation in EHV-1 Study
The goal is to identify factors associated with the outbreak in order to prevent and control outbreaks.
Reward Offered in Georgia Horse Slashing Case
One horse was killed and another injured when their throats were slashed in their pasture last month.
KHC Forms New All-Industry Advisory Council
The Kentucky Breeds & Discipline Council will ensure a direct link between the KHC and the equine industry.
Minnesota Horse Breeder Charged in Cruelty Case
A total of 17 of the 64 horses residing on an East Bethel ranch were removed in 2011.
Three Additional EHV-1 Cases Confirmed in California
Only one of the eight horses has displayed neurologic signs consistent with EHV-1 thus far.
No Missouri Compromise
The turf war between veterinarians and lay equine dentists rages on. The battle line is clear: who should be allowed to float teeth–the removal of
TheHorse.com Nominated for Three ESMA Awards
Nominations landed TheHorse.com in the Top 10 in Best Use of Facebook, Best Publication, and Most Informative.
Person of Interest Sought in SAU Horse Theft Case
Southern Arkansas University Police are seeking William Hamilton for questioning in connection with the thefts
The Latest Insights into Managing Joint Disease in Horses
Topical anti-inflammatories, hyaluronic acid, and shock wave therapy are among the popular treatment options.
Tennessee Trailer Rollover Accident Probed
Three horses were killed and at least two were injured in the Jan. 16 accident.
ASPCA Donates Funds to Feed Horses Impacted by Wildfires
The $15,000 will be used to buy feed for horses and cattle affected by disastrous wildfires in Montana.
Trapped in the Fence
It is a scenario that haunts many of us Ñ whether we have actually seen it happen or not. We can just imagine what it
EHV-1 Inactivated Vaccine Efficacy Tested (AAEP 2011)
Past studies showed that vaccines were only sometimes effective in preventing development of viremia.
Major Equine Survey Planned for Kentucky
The survey will include all breeds and disciplines of horses, as well as ponies, mules, and donkeys.
California EHV-1 Case Total Rises to Five
All affected horses are quarantined on their home property and are receiving veterinary care.
