
North Carolina Reports First Equine EEE Cases of 2014
Two unvaccinated horses–an 18-month-old Paint from Carteret County and a 3-year-old Quarter Horse from Bladen County–died after contracting EEE.
Two unvaccinated horses–an 18-month-old Paint from Carteret County and a 3-year-old Quarter Horse from Bladen County–died after contracting EEE.
Animal health officials in Colorado and Texas have reported additional equine cases of vesicular stomatitis (VS) in both states.
The tribunal found that Jock Paget’s horse tested positive for reserpine after consuming a contaminated supplement.
Horse owners who are familiar with the zoonoses that affect horses are in a much better position to prevent them. Here’s what you need to know.
While law enforcement authorities probe the strangulation death of a horse in Berkeley County, West Virginia, the Humane Society of the United States is hoping a reward will lead to those responsible for the incident.
Researchers team found marked differences in the proteins found in young and old horses’ tendons.
Study results suggest that while squamous cell carcinoma appears more common in horses with blue and heterochromic eyes, these equids are not more at risk for general vision or eye problems than their brown-eyed counterparts.
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife personnel are hunting a cougar believed to have attacked a horse in Stevens County.
Regulators have decided to consider the results of two scientific research studies commissioned to help detect the deliberate administration of cobalt in racehorses before making a formal regulatory testing limit recommendation.
Penn Vet experts share insight on recognizing, managing, and treating EHV-1, and how officials manage outbreaks.
Of the 989 respondents, 731 (74%) said they have not had a horse injured by a dog.
President Barack Obama has signed into law a bill that makes it legal for veterinarians to provide the care necessary to horses away from their licensed place of practice and across state lines.
An unvaccinated horse in Escambia County, Florida, was recently euthanized after contracting Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE).
The BLM is seeking bids for short- and long-term care facilities for horses gathered from Western rangelands.
Many of North America’s top Thoroughbred trainers are backing a plan to eliminate the use of race-day medication in the United States beginning next season.
The attorney for a New Mexico firm that previously sought approval to process horses is blaming some equine advocates for the company’s livestock processing application withdrawal.
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