Authorities Studying How Bute in Horsemeat Affects Humans
Christa Lesté-Lasserre, MA
March 25, 2013
Authorities will evaluate of how phenylbutazone in horsemeat could affect the humans that consume it.
Authorities will evaluate of how phenylbutazone in horsemeat could affect the humans that consume it.
Use pervious concrete in bathing or water-retaining areas to reduce injury risk and protect water resources.
Researchers evaluated a new method that could help vets monitor joint infections’ response to treatment.
The Appaloosa Horse Club is offering three seasonal, remote positions for youth members.
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Choosing a specific stem cell source could maximize treatment efficacy, improving horses’ recovery chances.
The program introduces aspiring veternarians and horse enthusiasts to horse husbandry and veterinary medicine.
The USEF announced the veterinary panel and the associate veterinarians for the Land Rover U.S. Eventing Team.
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A horse in Flathead County developed neurologic clinical signs after attending a local event.
The Hay It Forward project is designed to raise awareness of equine welfare issues.
Fire officials investigating the incident rule the cause of the blaze undetermined.
New research suggests genetic factors play a role in determining stallion susceptibility to EAV infection.
Tooth extractions don’t always go as planned, so practitioners must be ready for potential complications.
New York officials have temporarily closed a Queens stable after several horses died there in recent months.
My filly lives in a pasture alone because the older horses try to hurt her. Does this hurt her social skills?
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