Rain Increases Risk of WNV, EEE among Wisconsin Horses
Edited Press Release
August 20, 2012
EEE and WNV have stricken hundreds of horses in Wisconsin since 2001.
EEE and WNV have stricken hundreds of horses in Wisconsin since 2001.
The HSUS has launched a national tip line to help crack down on the illegal practice known as “soring.”
The University of Pennsylvania’s New Bolton Center will give three horse health presentations at the show.
The grants will be used to aid the program’s efforts to rehab, retrain, and rehome retired racehorses.
A severe winter cause the reintroduced wild Przewalski’s horse population crashed dramatically.
The KHC worked with the Normandy Horse Council to discuss opportunities focused on the 2014 WEG.
Foals of mares consuming organic selenium had higher blood selenium concentrations than other foals.
Six horses collided during the race. One sustained a slight fracture and is expected to recover.
The UF disaster response team funded a rope and webbing testing project with the donation.
More than 70 equine West Nile virus cases have already been diagnosed in the United States in 2012.
Scientists are reviewing hendra virus cases to understand why some horses become infected and others don’t.
The AAEP Foundation will donate $15,000 to the Operation Gelding program.
An unvaccinated 16-month-old Tennessee Walking Horse colt from Warren County tested positive today.
In order for a horse to reach his athletic potential, his cardiorespiratory system must function properly.
A horse in Jackson County has tested positive for WNV, the first in the state to do so since 2010.
The BLM will analyze the potential impacts of the proposed northeast Nevada wild horse ecosanctuary.
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