Biosecurity at Equine Events
Equine Disease Quarterly
July 11, 2017
Find tips on managing and preventing a “perfect storm” of infectious disease spread at horse competition facilities.
News and issues for equine health professionals
Find tips on managing and preventing a “perfect storm” of infectious disease spread at horse competition facilities.
Find out how veterinarians diagnose this highly contagious disease in both acute cases and long-term carrier horses.
Researchers are looking at how diet might influence how horses respond to stress and disease.
A dedicated team of professionals at UC Davis work around the clock to help newborns beat the odds.
Researchers proposed a conceptual model to optimize the welfare of horses used for veterinary teaching programs.
Learn how veterinarians treated an 18-month-old Andalusian colt that suffered nasal collapse after a training accident.
Ivermectin was ineffective in treating pinworms in a herd of Welsh ponies. Fenbendazole, however, eliminated the worms.
A study found little difference in gait between shoes, although shod horses moved differently than barefoot ones.
Of the 359 respondents, 101 (28%) said their hoof care professionals use radiographs to make trimming/shoeing decisions.
Researchers say this seems to confirm lore that some horse breeds are more susceptible to EMS than others.
Poor air quality in stalls is a leading cause of equine asthma. Discover ways to improve air circulation when designing horse barns from Morgan Hayes, PE, a livestock systems engineer at University of Kentucky.
Equine gastric ulcer syndrome (EGUS) is a painful and common condition in horses. Download this free guide to learn more!
Dental pulp injections helped reduce pain and improve lameness in horses with soft tissue injuries and arthritis.
Farriers can learn more about conducting research, increasing the evidence behind farriery, and improving horse welfare.
One researcher believes records collected by vets seeing horses in the field could offer new insight into laminitis.
The new test takes just four hours to complete. Previous tests took up to two weeks.
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