Rutgers Equine Science Update to Showcase Research Efforts
Edited Press Release
November 21, 2012
The update will cover research initiatives and work being conducted to address horse industry issues.
The update will cover research initiatives and work being conducted to address horse industry issues.
The organizations issued a statement Nov. 19 in support of HR 6388,
Making diet changes slowly, ensuring water intake, and keeping horses moving can help reduce colic risk.
Veterinarians say the identification of the parasite in a Florida horse is cause for increased vigilance.
Sixty-eight percent of more than 650 respondents indicated they’d cared for a vision-impaired horse.
New research is taking place, and equine deworming recommendations are rapidly changing.
Director Peter Jackson said the production company investigated the allegations and determined them unfounded.
The partnership reached a milestone when financial support from Lloyd’s topped $1 million.
Do horses living outside need their ears protected during cold weather?
Five of seven horses residing on the index farm have developed clinical signs consistent with the disease.
Three Hawthorne horses have died since the start of the outbreak last month.
EPM is a tricky disease to definitively diagnose and treat and, thus, has been an area of much research.
The five-day conference featured plenary sessions covering infectious and parasitic diseases.
Don Henneke, PhD, Tarleton State University equine science director, died Nov. 16 after a battle with cancer.
The ten horses were removed from a warehouse located in Detroit’s industrial west side.
The rule states that any horse with “fresh blood” on its body will be definitively eliminated.
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