In a recent poll, 80% of respondents said referring to a horse as a ‘rescue’ does not make him more or less valuable than a nonrescue horse.
Research into cobalt funded by the United States Trotting Association has resulted in a recommended testing threshold of 70 parts per billion, the organization said Sept. 30.
Scientists are getting closer to determining what toxins could be behind this deadly condition.
A Utah owner has been charged in the deaths of 10 horses found without access to water in July.
Dr. Larry Bramlage said he believes furosemide benefits racing horses, but shared why he thinks America will eliminate it’s race-day use.
Equine Guelph and the University of Guelph are conducting a study on the awareness of current research among members of the horse industry in Ontario, Canada.
Find out what researchers have learned about treating endometritis caused by biofilms.
One rescuer says hoarding has less to do with numerous animals than with abuse. So is it time to redefine a horse hoarder?
The Australian Veterinary Association debunks some misconceptions about the safety of the hendra virus vaccine.
One university integrated equitation science into their program to teach behavior and learning theory.
Horsenettle is distributed widely across most of the United States, especially in the eastern half and the western coastal states.
Influenza virus is one of the important pathogens of animals and humans. Viruses have always intrigued Ashish Tiwari and inspired him to pursue a career researching influenza virus.
Drivers must now use two hands on the reins at all times, which restricts motion of the whip to a flick of the wrist and forearm.
Science trumps tradition when it comes to gelding male horses.
A 4-year-old Gloucester County mare, a 2-year-old Ocean County mare, and a 6-year-old Burlington County gelding succumbed to the disease.
Twelve premises in Texas and 126 premises in Colorado remain quarantined.
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