Horse Racing Medication Reform Takes Major Step
Frank Angst
December 14, 2012
Many leaders believe sweeping medication reform could become a reality in early 2013.
Many leaders believe sweeping medication reform could become a reality in early 2013.
The convention drew 5,730 veterinarians, students, guests, and exhibitors to California.
The changes are designed to prevent mistakes in Salix administration prior to races.
MRI might offer evidence of laminitic changes in a horse’s hoof before the disease is otherwise identified.
With the link between tapeworms and colic, horse owners should use dewormers that control tapeworms.
At the most recent update, APHIS reported 609 equine WNV cases nationwide and 206 cases of equine EEE in 2012.
The 12-week course will assist owners increasing their overall knowledge of horse anatomy and physiology.
The changes respond to reports that an individual purchased numerous mustangs, then sold them for slaughter.
Study examines changes in toe angle and proximal hoof circumference without shoes.
The American Paint Horse Foundation (APHF) will award $800 scholarships to PATH Intl. instructor candidates.
The award is the first of its kind to showcase innovation, ingenuity, and service in the equine market.
The UM Large Animal Hospital has discharged the final patients and reopened to business as usual.
Racing regulators amended rules on the use of clenbuterol and methylprednisolone acetate in Thoroughbreds.
Recent study results suggest a possible link between extended trot and risk for suspensory ligament injuries.
Stakeholders are asked to provide input so the code reflects a common understanding of equine care practices.
Paying attention to equine management can go a long way to decrease colic incidence.
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