New products and announcements concerning the horse industry.
The new center will help lead breakthroughs in care for older horses, a demographic making up approximately one-third of the worldwide horse population.
Equine Network has partnered with Absorbine® and Sentinel® to create My New Horse, a one-stop shop for riders eager to find easy-to-understand and reliable horse care information and guidance.
EquiShield CK HC Spray is the latest addition to the existing product line of EquiShield CK HC Salve and Shampoo.
Results of this survey are being used to help inform the development of a wellness initiative called The Stable Life, which is dedicated to transforming the future of equine medicine and helping veterinarians thrive.
A study found 94% of student participants believe POCUS is useful in their education and 95% would like access to POCUS in their clinical rotations.
The study was conducted by researchers at the Gluck Equine Research Center at the University of Kentucky in collaboration with Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital, and was presented by Dr. Carleigh Fedorka, PhD.
The award sponsored by Zoetis recognizes innovation, commitment and positive impact on the equine industry.
The installation of the standing CT will greatly benefit horses and owners by offering clients peace of mind and a better experience for their equine athlete.
If your horse has been treated with an SGLT2 inhibitor (Ertugliflozin, Canagliflozin, Dapagliflozin or similar), they might be eligible to participate in a new study.
The foundation of The Whole Rider Course is on-demand modules released once a week for eight weeks. In these lessons, Wendy will lead participants through Feldenkrais lessons that she has specifically adapted for riders.
The new alliance aims to advance the understanding of osteoarthritis by providing advanced solutions for diagnostic imaging and treatment via Butterfly iQ+ Vet handheld imaging systems and Contura Vet’s ArthramidVet® .
Dr. Dower has more than 20 years of veterinary experience in the animal health industry.
Transvenous electrical cardioversion (TVEC) once again offered for horses at UC Davis after a decade of absence
The genetic variant, associated with desirable white markings in various horse breeds, was discovered by Etalon Equine Genetics.
The study investigated that wounds treated with an amorphous silicate dressing would have minimal complications and lesion resolution without formation of exuberant granulation tissue.
Horse owners underestimate the total cost of care, which ranges from nearly $300,000 to $924,000.
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