Horse-health-problem risk factors, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment
Discussion of equine herpesvirus-1 neurologic disease and abortion, prevention, treatment and the latest research on preventing this disease in horses by Dr. Paul Lunn of Colorado State University.
Owners should be aware of a potentially fatal tagalong in healthy-looking alfalfa hay: blister beetles.
Horse owners and vets must use antimicrobials responsibly to help reduce bacterial drug resstance.
A team of researchers from Brazil recently determined that the Cayenne tick, which frequents the southern U.S.
Owners often base plant choices in aesthetics, but toxicity should be considered when planting near horses.
A vaccine against the deadly Hendra virus, developed by a group of Australian scientists, is in the final
Dermatitis–simply, skin inflammation–is relatively common in horses, whether its cause is an allergic
One EHV-1 authority shares the top five things horse owners should know about EHV-1.
The American Quarter Horse Foundation will fund two equine research projects at the University of Kentucky
The study “Orthopedic and Genetic Roles in Wobbler Syndrome” is being carried out at the Gluck Equine Research
Horses with neurologic disease often receive oral vitamin E supplementation.
The “International Summit on Race Day Medication, EIPH, and the Racehorse” will begin June 13 at Belmont Park.
The American Association of Equine Practitioners’ to host joint meetings, “Focus on Colic” and “Business
Kentucky agriculture commissioner Richie Farmer encourages horse owners to talk to their veterinarians about
Nothing disrupts the joy of foal ownership like the observation of potential problems: A disinterest in nursing, a depressed attitude, strange mannerisms, or seizures could mean a foal is suffering from some serious neurologic problems. During a
As international horse transport becomes more widespread, some owners might wonder if the same equine influenza vaccines designed to protect horses from common domestic strains of the disease will also shield them from foreign strains they might
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