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Animal Health Jobs Web Site

With unemployment past 10%, I thought I’d share this Web site: https://www.animalhealthjobs.com/ It is run by Ron Brakke’s group, and I’ve found his newsletters to

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Louisville Horse Breeders’ Seminar Postponed Due to Weather

The University of Kentucky Equine Initiative and the Kentucky Quarter Horse Association are partnering for a third year to bring Kentucky horse owners and breeders an educational seminar featuring guest speakers who will touch on many different topics related to the horse industry. Those topics include a discussion about the horse owner of the future; pasture management; marketing; hea

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Lawsonia Infection in Foals: No Negative Effect as Adults (AAEP 2009)

Horses that recover from Lawsonia intracellularis infections cost less as yearlings than their siblings, but they race just as well. The bacterium L. intracellularis is the causative bacterial agent for equine proliferative enteropathy (EPE), which is characterized by diarrhea, depression, fever, inappetance (anorexia), weight loss, edema (fluid swelling) on the abdomen or lower limbs,

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Haiti Animal Relief Coalition Working with Government

The Animal Relief Coalition for Haiti (ARCH) team is meeting with officials from the Haitian government, as well as international agencies such as the United Nations, to define the country’s most pressing animal-related problems. They are also identifying options for a wide-ranging, long-term plan, including creating and improving the infrastructure for veterinary care, a large-sc

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Horse Haulers Urged to Follow Commercial Driver Texting Ban

The U.S. Department of Transportation on Jan. 26 issued a nationwide ban on texting by drivers of commercial vehicles such as large truck and buses.

Horse owners are urged to voluntarily comply with this ban while transporting horses. The combined weight of a loaded horse trailer and tow vehicle can approach that of commercial vehicles, and they should be treated as such. With

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Colic in Horses: General Review

Colic is a general term indicating abdominal pain. The anatomy of the horse’s digestive tract, how the tract works, and the management practices imposed by man seem to contribute to colic’s occurrence.

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Just For Fun

I know we all get the “fun” e-mails from our friends, but sometimes they hit a little too close to home. Do you recognize yourself

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Last Chance! Horse Industry Survey Closes Soon

Tell the editors of horse magazines and Web sites what equine industry issues matter most to you by participating in the American Horse Publications survey. The survey deadline was recently pushed back to Jan. 31, 2010.

The AHP’s member publications, Web sites, and newsletters reach nearly 3 million people invo

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