Mobile Blue Light Therapy for Broodmares
Equine Disease Quarterly
October 12, 2012
Mobile blue-light therapy is as effective at advancing seasonality as indoor barn lighting.
Mobile blue-light therapy is as effective at advancing seasonality as indoor barn lighting.
Researchers are seeking participation in a survey evaluating biosecurity practices at equine breeding farms.
Breeders might soon be able to use sex-sorted stallion semen to pick the sex of their future foals.
Researchers have identified and are studying a gene mutation linked to altered gait in horses.
Using the LP allele for reference, researchers determined some prehistoric horses had spots like Appaloosas.
We have a 19-year-old broodmare that bagged up and developed edema
Breeding soundness exams should include a physical exam, a genitalia exam, a libido exam, and a semen exam.
A team of French researchers might be hot on the trail to genomic evaluation of performance.
SLC can help breeders address problems associated with breeding both stallions and mares.
One researcher explained that the purpose a breeding soundness exam is to determine the probability of a mare conceiving and carrying a foal, and determining the cause(s) of sub- or infertility.
Rob Foss, DVM, of Equine Medical Services in Columbia, Mo., discusses equine reproductive technology, including oocyte transfer, embryo cryoperservation, in-vitro oocyte maturation, in-vitro fertilization, intracytoplasmic sperm injection, and more.
A contraceptive will be evaluated for use in a herd of semiferal ponies residing in Southwest England.
A single dose of dexamethasone at breeding time did not appear to interfere with ovulation.
The coat color genetic tests include a panel test, individual color tests, and gray zygosity test.
Researchers recently finished sequencing the genome of an 18-year-old Quarter Horse mare called Sugar.
Researchers reported success with inducing ovulation in winter anestrous mares via a new hormone therapy.
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