Veterinarian Communication During Emergencies
Christy Corp-Minamiji, DVM
December 22, 2012
Communication is always critical when practicing veterinary medicine, but can be challenging in emergencies.
Communication is always critical when practicing veterinary medicine, but can be challenging in emergencies.
Among the recommendations was a prohibition on corticosteroids joint injections within seven days of a race.
Horse owners are invited to a full day equine educational program focused on keeping your horse healthy.
Dieken said If veterinarians can effectively influence their communications they’ll have clients for life.
Many leaders believe sweeping medication reform could become a reality in early 2013.
The changes are designed to prevent mistakes in Salix administration prior to races.
With the link between tapeworms and colic, horse owners should use dewormers that control tapeworms.
At the most recent update, APHIS reported 609 equine WNV cases nationwide and 206 cases of equine EEE in 2012.
The 12-week course will assist owners increasing their overall knowledge of horse anatomy and physiology.
Racing regulators amended rules on the use of clenbuterol and methylprednisolone acetate in Thoroughbreds.
A panel discussed dealing with drug violators in horse racing and reported progress.
One of the most alarming infectious diseases in the equine industry is strangles.
Horses consuming Solanum plants could be at risk for ivermectin toxicity, even if the drug is dosed correctly.
The programs will highlight industry research findings, reproduction topics, and horse management issues.
Parents need to be aware of equine ownership commitment and cost before granting a child’s wish.
In the case of horses with ulcers, the use of bismuth is not recommended.
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