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.

Strategically planning the timing of vaccinations may help to optimize our horse’s protection against infectious diseases.

First product made from mushroom extracts to help keep horses thriving and performing at optimal levels

Savvy Feeder, the preeminent option for slow feeding hay to horses safely in a natural, head-down position, will begin operating out of the Truett’s Dancing Horse Farm, Inc, in Lebanon, Ohio, on March 1.

SoCal Equine Hospital is excited to add the innovative Asto CT Equina® scanner to their advanced diagnostic imaging services, providing the quality of care that their clients have come to expect.

Vetscan Imagyst now offers an artificial intelligence (AI) dermatology application and soon will expand equine analysis capabilities in a single platform.

Veterinarians can now accurately measure a horse’s insulin levels at the point-of-care in a matter of minutes, as opposed to traditional lab testing that can often take days to decipher.

Knowing a horse’s vital signs make it possible to catch and diagnose a problem early, which allows for quick intervention.

A portion of Dormosedan®(detomidine hydrochloride) sales were donated to Decade One mentorship groups to support the long-term sustainability of careers in equine veterinary medicine.

Recognizing the signs of OA is the first step in making sure your horse stays comfortable during the winter months.