UHC Releases New Brochure on Gelding and Spaying
Edited Press Release
July 2, 2015
The brochure highlights the importance of castration as it pertains to responsible ownership and unwanted horses.
The brochure highlights the importance of castration as it pertains to responsible ownership and unwanted horses.
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Dr. Rustin Moore’s clinical interests include equine lameness, surgery, and colic.
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Many veterinarians now recommend using fecal egg counts to determine your horse’s deworming needs.
The coalition supports national oversight of uniform medication standards in Thoroughbred racing.
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