
Storing Horse Health Records
Dr. Stacey Cordivano describes the best way to store your horse’s health and identification records in case of emergency.
Discussions about the welfare of our equine friends

Dr. Stacey Cordivano describes the best way to store your horse’s health and identification records in case of emergency.

The Arabian filly, diagnosed with West nile virus, lived in Boyle County and was euthanized.

Start handling your foal’s feet early and schedule prompt farrier visits to support healthy limb development and instill good manners for lifelong hoof care.

The donkey lives in Fauquier County.

The gelding lived in Wellington County.

The Quarter Horse gelding lived in Brevard County and tested positive for Eastern equine encephalitis.

What are your options if your horse sustains a major injury or needs surgery, but you don’t have the means to pay for it? Find out in this Ask TheHorse Live excerpt.

The horse lives in Kitsap County.

The horses live in Uinta County.

The cases are located in Jasper and Aiken counties.

The 16-year-old draft-cross gelding is located in Berks County.

The horse lives in Harper County.

The equine infectious anemia cases are located in Sedgwick County.

Dr. Michael Fugaro details how to create a comprehensive emergency plan tailored to your location, facility, and horses.

The horses live in Middlesex County and Kawartha Lakes.

The case is located in Jefferson County.
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