Marbofloxacin Might Prevent Transport-Associated Fever
Katie Navarra
June 7, 2015
Transport-associated fever is a common issue that can disrupt training schedules or indicate infection.
Transport-associated fever is a common issue that can disrupt training schedules or indicate infection.
The group will advocate for uniform medication standards for American Thoroughbred racing.
The document is designed to help ensure compounded drugs are available when appropriately prescribed by a veterinarian.
Researchers found that corticosteroid elimination varies depending on the dose used and the number of joints treated.
Officials seek comment on draft language that would impose a 10-year ban on those guilty of “egregious violations.”
The new equipment can screen for more than 8,000 different types of drugs.
Scientists from UC Davis studied low-dose diclazuril administration in foals and adult horses with positive results.
Misoprostol, which can cause abortion in humans, is used to prevent or treat right dorsal colitis in horses.
About 90% of performance horses and 25 to 50% of foals have ulcers. Here’s what to watch for and how to prevent them.
Five vets shared their views on racehorse testing and medication issues an Ohio State Racing Commission meeting.
Regulators adopted a new policy making it illegal to administer cobalt to a racehorse.
The FEI Tribunal has disqualified Maxime Livio and Qalao des Mers following a positive test for a controlled medication.
Studies indicate that some ulcer products contain a wide range of omperazole, from as little as 27% to as much as 126%.
Four veterinarians pleaded guilty to administering drugs to Thoroughbred racehorses within 24 hours of races.
The group approved a uniform testing threshold of 110 parts per billion in blood for the amino acid GABA.
The veterinarians are accused of administering drugs to horses within 24 hours of when the animals were slated to race.
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