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West Nile Virus: Threat and Response
by Christy | Aug 21, 2008
For a graphic demonstration of the value of vaccination, look no further than West Nile virus (WNV). Sponsored by Fort Dodge Animal Health
Read MoreCrossing Boundaries: Broodmare Vaccination
by Christy | Aug 21, 2008
Vaccination of broodmares is just one part of a complete disease prevention program, but its importance should not be underestimated. Immunization is one of the least expensive, and most effective, strategies horse breeders can...
Read MoreVaccines for Horses: Defending Against Disease
by Karen Briggs | Apr 4, 2008
The idea of a vaccine is to get the immune system to mount a response against a pathogenic invader while saving the horse from suffering disease symptoms that at best are uncomfortable and inconvenient, and at worst are fatal.
Read MoreEquine Encephalitis:The Ever-Present Threat
by Karen Briggs | Apr 4, 2008
Before WNV reached North American shores, there were two other forms of viral encephalitis for horse owners to worry about. Eastern, Western and Venezuelan equine encephalitis are killers, but vaccination can help stave off these neurologic diseases.
Read MoreInfluenza Vaccination
by Heather Smith Thomas | Apr 4, 2008
Equine influenza is a common respiratory infection. There are vaccinations against equine flu, but are all vaccines created equally? For the latest news from researchers on equine influenza, read on.
Read MoreControlling Strangles in Horses
by Nancy S. Loving, DVM | Apr 4, 2008
Strangles is a highly contagious disease that affects lymph nodes and potentially other organs in the horse. Researchers are working on effective vaccines, but management strategies are even more important in limiting its presence among horses.
Read MoreWhat’s New in Equine Vaccines
by The Horse Staff | Apr 4, 2008
Equine vaccination is complicated, and many factors affecting immunity and vaccination provide possibilities for new technologies and ways to vaccinate horses. Tomorrow’s vaccine technology and delivery methods promise better immunity for horses.
Read MoreVaccinations for Youngsters
by Marcia King | Nov 1, 2005
Protecting tender immune systems against disease is the surest way to ensure the young horse doesn’t fall victim to either temporarily uncomfortable or life-ending infections.
Even though foals receive some immunity by drinking colostru
Read MoreStrategies to Enhance Vaccine Efficiency
by Nancy S. Loving, DVM | Sep 1, 2005
When it comes to protection from infectious diseases, the best defense is a good offense. Not only is a strategic vaccination program important, but the housing and handling of horses on a farm can enhance vaccination efficacy. A successful
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