New products and announcements concerning the horse industry.
The Jockey Club announced the Racing Regulatory Veterinarian Fellowship, a loan repayment program that will award up to $25,000 in veterinary school loan repayment to an employed racing regulatory veterinarian.
Sweet PDZ is excited to announce the unveiling of a fresh new look as a part of their continued commitment to providing high-quality products that support animal wellness.
TechMixGlobal.com offers easy navigation and science-backed tools to support animal health and well-being through stress and challenge.
May is the time to get make a wildfire preparedness plan and gather items for a to-go kit.
The foundation commits nearly $2.7 million to fund 26 equine research projects at 17 universities in 2025, along with two career development awards.
Tests aid in diagnosis of suspected cases of pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction, formerly called equine Cushing’s disease.
Expert tips for preventing spring respiratory disease outbreaks.
New size expands treatment options for veterinarians and their patients.
Scholarship funds aim to support incoming and current college or vocational students involved in animal agriculture.
Horse owners nationwide now have access to a comprehensive guide on horse trailer safety and maintenance with the release of Brad Heath’s “The Honest to Goodness Truth About Horse Trailers.”
Aurora Pharmaceutical launches EquiCoxib, an FDA-approved once-daily liquid NSAID offering a reliable, cost-effective solution for equine pain relief.
The ASPCA Right Horse Summit will host thought leaders and innovators in the equine industry for three days of collaboration and networking in Fort Worth, Texas.
Sörelius Nordenborg will help drive Sleip’s mission to enhance horse welfare through pioneering technology.
Equine Innovative Medicine is setting a new standard in equine healthcare by introducing the state-of-the-art Asto CT Equina® Standing CT Scanner to its suite of diagnostic tools.
Lance Yohe, CJF, is the new farrier for the University of California, Davis veterinary hospital’s Large Animal Clinic.
Starting Jan. 21, USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service will resume equid imports from Mexico with strict protocols to prevent New World screwworm.
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