Strangles: Understanding Distemper and Purpura Hemorrhagica
Agricultural Communications, Texas A&M University System
December 7, 2012
One of the most alarming infectious diseases in the equine industry is strangles.
One of the most alarming infectious diseases in the equine industry is strangles.
A man claiming to be purchasing horses for the group is an imposter, the rescue’s founder says.
Horses consuming Solanum plants could be at risk for ivermectin toxicity, even if the drug is dosed correctly.
Recent research results suggest that horses consuming plants from the toxic Solanum family could be in danger of ivermectin poisoning, even when the anthelmintic is dosed appropriately.
The BLM is investigating the deaths of 19 wild horses at its Canon City Wild Horse Inmate Program facility.
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The HSUS is launching the program to help horses rescued from cruelty and neglect cases or natural disasters.
The storm had a significant effect on wagering during the Nov. 2-3 Breeders’ Cup races, held in California.
Fans can vote for the seven nominees until Dec. 23.
Midge Leitch, VMD, Dipl. ACVS, received the award for her longtime service to the welfare of the horse.
Jay Merriam, DVM, pioneered the Equitarian outreach to help the world’s estimated 100 million working equids.
Fifty-five allegedly neglected horses, ponies, and donkeys were removed by authorities last week.
Retired LSU professor Jill Johnson, DVM, received the 2012 AAEP Distinguished Educator Award.
The CVM-coordinated Fast Horse Program provides Mongolian veterinarians with continuing education.
Messer received the award for his commitment during 38 years of volunteering for the AAEP.
Recent outbreaks have prompted further investigation into the re-emergence and control in the United States.
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