Ask the Vet LIVE: Traveling Safely with Horses Now Archived
The Horse Staff
August 1, 2012
Presenters answered questions on keeping horses safe, healthy, and comfortable while on the road.
Presenters answered questions on keeping horses safe, healthy, and comfortable while on the road.
Study finds giving antibiotics before long-distance transport could reduce fever and decrease airway bacteria.
Veterinary panelists will answer questions on keeping horses safe, healthy, and comfortable while on the road.
Exercise caution when hauling horses or when driving near trucks and trailers to keep horses and humans safe.
The firm was connected to two serious traffic incidents that collectively claimed the lives of four horses.
A Kentucky man is facing charges after the horse trailer he was driving collapsed in Tennessee last week.
Researchers used heart rate variability to identify stress in horses during air and ground transportation.
One horse died at the scene of the accident, while two others were euthanized in the following days.
After buying a horse, reality sets in, and the owner realizes that even one horse is a lot of responsibility and hard work.
At home, your horse lives in an environment that you or barn staff strive to keep “biosecure,” or well-defended against infectious disease. But when you and your horse head off property, you’re taking him out of that controlled environment and exposing him to unfamiliar horses and possibly illness. Here, we discuss ways to protect your horse from infectious disease when traveling
Perform basic, yet essential, maintenance on horse trailers to ensure horse and human safety.
Age, breed, previous experience with air travel, and location in the cargo area can impact body temperature.
The bill, H.R. 7, contains language prohibiting the hauling of horses in double-deck trailers.
The driver is facing multiple violations in connection with a rollover accident that killed three horses.
Three horses were killed and at least two were injured in the Jan. 16 accident.
The conference will take place March 18-21 and will cover a wide variety of transport-related topics.
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