The studies address clinical problems, such as lameness, husbandry, tack-related wounds, gastric ulceration, parasite infestation, and the risks associated with the meat and milk of the working equid in the human diet.
A group of wild horse advocates is seeking the dismissal of a lawsuit asking the Bureau of Land Management to remove excess horses from public and private land in Utah.
David Horohov, PhD, will serve as interim director for the Maxwell H. Gluck Equine Research Center and Jenny Evans as interim executive director of the Gluck Equine Research Foundation.
Drs. Elizabeth Davidson and Liz Arbittier will offer a joint lecture on sports medicine, including lameness evaluations.
Dr. Joe Baker received his DVM from Washington State University and completed an equine reproduction residency at the University of California, Davis.
Curly dock grows well in alfalfa, disturbed sites, cultivated fields, ditches, and especially in compacted, overgrazed pastures.
This symposium will focus on strategies for controlling equine arteritis virus (EAV) and other infectious agents in stallions, semen, and embryos.
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Researchers found pre-existing abnormalities in all horses with lumbar vertebral fractures that underwent a necropsy.
The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission necropsy program is continuing to provide evidence that many racehorses that suffer catastrophic injuries often have pre-existing conditions that lead to breakdowns.
Of the 1,531 respondents, 650 (42%) said they plan on blanketing their horses only during inclement weather.
The proposed rules establish threshold limits for 24 therapeutic medications that could be present in a horse on race day, and restrict three corticosteroids to joint injections only.
Advocates targeted the North Carolina State Fair to protest the inclusion of Tennessee Walking Horse performance classes in the fair’s annual horse show.
Colorado State University (CSU) researchers are seeking horse owner input for a study aimed at evaluating the economic impact of equine disease outbreaks.
Most horses travel without incident, but if one develops a post-transport fever that lasts for more than 12 to 24 hours or is accompanied by other clinical signs, it’s important to seek veterinary attention as soon as possible.
A trio of wild Marsh ponies in South Carolina has been relocated to a safer location after another pony was killed by a motorist.
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