Medication Summit Called ‘New Beginning’
Eric Mitchell
June 16, 2011
A baby step toward progress was how organizers described the two-day International Race Day Medication Summit
A baby step toward progress was how organizers described the two-day International Race Day Medication Summit
Concerns about Salix’s performance-enhancing attributes may pale in comparison to the potential detrimental
Anyone hoping to learn the intricacies of Salix use, research, and regulation at the June 13 International
Exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhaging discussed on Day 1 of the International Summit on Race Day Medication
The “International Summit on Race Day Medication, EIPH, and the Racehorse” will begin June 13 at Belmont Park.
The “International Summit on Race Day Medication, Exercised-Induced Pulmonary Hemorrhage (EIPH), and the Racehorse” has been scheduled for June 13-14 in New York City. The event is jointly sponsored by the American Association of Equine Practitioners
A $20,000 donation from the Equine Foundation of Canada (EFC) to support horse health at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) on the University of Saskatchewan campus has been doubled by a matching gift program, bringing the total gift
Ultrasonography, along with endoscopy, can be a supplemental resource veterinarians can use to diagnose roaring.
Exercise-related sudden deaths in racehorses are uncommon and “poorly understood,” noted study researchers.
I have an 8-year-old Thoroughbred mare that was diagnosed with arytenoid chondritis. The attending vet was sho
Horse respiratory issues discussed during the 2010 American Association of Equine Practitioners convention included PCR testing for specific diseases, ceftiofur antibiotic for pneumonia, and electroacupuncture for chronic respiratory disease.
A donation from the Equine Foundation of Canada (EFC) has allowed the Atlantic Veterinary College (AVC) at the University of Prince Edward Island in Charlottetown to purchase new equipment for equine dentistry procedures and laryngeal surgery. Past
High ammonia levels in barns can be detrimental to horses’ respiratory health. Know how to keep them low.
Understand the structure and function of the equine upper respiratory system to understand horses’ breathing.
When stalling your horse, consider the long-term effects this might have on general health and emotional state.
Horses with allergic diseases, like recurrent airway obstruction, might have fewer parasites.
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