Latest News – The Horse
Two Texas Horses Test Positive for EEE
Both horses–one from Newton County and one from Orange County–were unvaccinated against Eastern equine encephalitis.
Valberg Named MSU McPhail Dressage Chair
Dr. Stephanie Valberg assumes her position at the Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine on Nov. 1.
Stall-Resting Seniors
I’ve stall-rested several horses over the years for a variety of ailments, including a couple older horses. And since 19-year-old Dorado has been in such
Researchers Study Impact’s Impact on Bone Health
Finite-element modeling is providing a more in-depth look at equine joint health under varying loading conditions.
Suspect Case of EHM in Canada’s Ottawa Region
The horse is currently receiving veterinary care at a referral center.
BCHA Donated $14.4 Million in Volunteer Value in 2014
Back Country Horsemen of America (BCHA) aims to protect equestrians’ rights to ride horses on public lands.
Your Horse Ate What?
Readers share some of the strange things that their horse have consumed.
Are Horses Vaccinated Against Influenza Still Susceptible?
Researchers found that of 239 horses that tested positive for equine influenza virus, 84 had been vaccinated.
Equine Education on the Iberian Peninsula
Lecture topics included angular and flexural limb deformities, diagnosing and imaging hoof problems, and more.
Puerperal Problems in Mare Reviewed
Retained placenta, lochiometra, and injuries to the perineum were the most common puerperal (after birthing) issues.
House Committee Rejects Anti-Horse Slaughter Amendment
The agriculture funding bill amendment would have prevented funding for U.S. horsemeat processing plant inspections.
Calgary Stampede Suspends Roper for Mistreating Horse
Calgary Stampede officials have suspended competitor Tuf Cooper for maltreating his horse during a roping event.
Building a Horse Property From the Ground Up
Here’s how to design your dream equestrian setup–in this case, on a small acreage.
Florida Police Seek Horse Shooter
Authorities are seeking those responsible for shooting a horse then tying its carcass to a utility pole.
Rabies Cases on the Rise in Kansas
Vaccinate horses to help protect against this invariably fatal zoonotic disease.
Macrolide Antibiotics’ Effects on Sweating in Foals Examined
Researcher found that three commonly used macrolides suppressed foals’ normal sweat responses to varying degrees.
