Wildfire Smoke and Horses: Recovering from Exposure

The severe fires in southern California have exposed humans and animals to unhealthy air containing wildfire smoke and particulates. These particulates can build up in the respiratory system, causing a number of health problems including burning

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Strangles Management and Prevention




New strategies for management and prevention.



It is not uncommon for strangles infections to recur on a farm, and until recent years there have been misconceptions about how this

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The Airways and Lungs

By the time a horse crosses the finish line in a five-furlong race, has completed a Grand Prix show jumping round, or gone one-sixth of the way round a 3-star cross-country course, he will have moved somewhere around 1,800 liters of air in and out of the lungs.

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Equine Flu: More Than 6,500 Infected Properties

The New South Wales Department of Primary Industries reported today (Oct. 25) that there are 5,050 infected properties, 459 dangerous contact properties, and 492 suspect properties. Of the 12,068 horses targeted for vaccination in buffer areas,

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Equine Influenza: Still Spreading

The New South Wales (NSW) Department of Primary Industries stated as of Oct. 14 there were 4,502 infected properties, 440 dangerous contact properties, and 470 suspect properties. The Queensland Department of Primary Industries stated as of Oct.

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