Horses Need Proper Feeding in Winter
Edited Press Release
December 6, 2014
Don’t let winter get the better of your horse. Find out what to consider when feeding when the temperatures drop.
Don’t let winter get the better of your horse. Find out what to consider when feeding when the temperatures drop.
A herd of horses is receiving rehabilitative care after being removed from a New Jersey farm operated by a Standardbred racehorse trainer.
Veterinarians created several resources designed to help trained equine veterinarians determine if their patients could be suffering from the debilitating neurologic disease.
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a federal bill that would extend several tax provisions favorable to the horse industry, including a three-year depreciation, on Dec. 3.
The summit will be held July 8 at Keeneland and is open to the public. A live webcast also will be available.
Horse owners who believe their animals were affected by recalled feed are seeking restitution Lakeland Animal Nutrition and its parent company.
Researchers’ don’t necessarily recommend preventing a horse from cribbing. Rather, they suggest maximizing a horse’s turnout time and making sure forage is available at most times.
Montana authorities are investigating the fatal shooting of a Quarter Horse near Butte.
Find out when veterinarians might employ blood transfusions, and how blood is collected from donor horses.
Thirty-five Colorado premises remain under quarantine for vesicular stomatitis (VS); 335 previously affected premises in that state have been released from quarantine.
Researchers are working to better understand tiludronate’s impact on horses’ joint cartilage.
Of the 1,096 poll respondents, 748 (68%) said they stay home at Thanksgiving and care for their own horses.
Champion Silver Charm greeted fans Dec. 2 following a long journey home to Kentucky from Japan.
A series of unspecified complaints prompted the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to send warning letters to several firms the agency said were marketing equine ulcer products without its approval.
Veterinarians at Louisiana State University have diagnosed a Port Allen, Louisiana, horse with equine enteric coronavirus.
The city council banned commercial horse-drawn carriage rides from the Salt Lake City streets last week.
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