New Control Strategies for Equine Infectious Anemia
TheHorse.com
July 28, 2011
EIA researchers are now recommending that we test many horses less frequently and focus more effort on finding untested carriers.
EIA researchers are now recommending that we test many horses less frequently and focus more effort on finding untested carriers.
Humans pose a risk of transmitting blood-borne infections between horses, such as equine infectious anemia.
The National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) Board of Directors recently voted to approve an Animal Welfare
Could a healthy horse in one’s own backyard be a disease risk for other horses?
Researchers have made great strides in their understanding of EPM and improvements in diagnostic and treatment
Finding a horse recumbent (unable to rise after lying down) is a nightmare no horse owner wants to experience.
Applying a vapocoolant spray before joint injections appears to decrease anticipation of pain and actual pain
The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine is seeking horses diagnosed with osteoarthritis to
The New Bolton Center will the lecture “Prepurchase Examinations: The Role of the Veterinarian” on July 5.
Pasture rest could be the best treatment option for horses diagnosed with lower cannon bone stress remodeling.
Intensive use of anthelmintics has fueled parasite resistance to these drugs; here’s how to combat resistance.
Learn about legal and ethical issues with compounded medications for horses in a free TheHorse.com webinar!
Colic and its causes are part of most owners’ horse care vocabulary–an intestinal twist, sand accumulation, or gas buildup might be among the familiar events leading to equine abdominal pain. But owners might not be aware of another, less-frequent
On May 3 the University of Pennsylvania’s New Bolton Center (NBC) will present a lecture entitled “You Think It’s Colic but It’s Not” at 6:30 p.m. The lecture is part of the First Tuesdays Lecture Series at the School of Veterinary Medicine at New
Cornell University Hospital for Animals (CUHA) welcomes its newest permanent working animal: Mike, a 9-year old Belgian draft horse. His job involves a lot of time off lounging outside. But a few times a year when emergencies strike, Mike will play a
The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) congratulates Grant Miller, DVM, a practitioner with Sonoma Marin Veterinary Service in Petaluma and a defender of abused, abandoned, and neglected horses in Sonoma County, Calif., as the Good
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