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Horse General
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Gene-doping Test Supports Health of Racehorses
Penn Vet’s research team at the college’s New Bolton Center has developed a real-time test to detect whether a specific gene therapy agent has been injected into the joint of a horse.
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Veterinary Students' Research Helps Horses Recovering from Injuries
Cummings School faculty and students do the work to scientifically validate remedy for horses suffering from tendon and ligament damage.
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Training Young Horses: The Science behind the Benefits
Most horse people care deeply for their animals and only want the best for them; however, there can be much disagreement about what that constitute.
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Online Training for Mental Health Providers and Equine Specialists for Veterans With PTSD
The PATH Intl - MOW partnership is a perfect match of curriculum, subject matter experts, training experience, and experienced providers to implement a training program to deliver EAP-PTSD care for veterans.
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World Premiere Screening of WILD LANDS WILD HORSES: Theodore Roosevelt National Park: The Mini Series Coming May 15
Watch the personalities of the wild horses come to life and let their magical landscape mesmerize you.
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Something about the Outside of a Horse Is Good for the Inside of a Man as Basis of Therapy
Connected Horse workshops are nonriding activities that center on liberty exercises, generally defined as the practice of meaningful connection exercises designed to build trust with the horse.
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Spring Horse Pasture Management Tips from Michigan State University
Careful management in the spring will increase the grazing potential of your horse pasture.
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Practice Basic Biosecurity to Protect Horse Health When on the Road
The possibility of exposure to disease occurs with even the best biosecurity practices and since a horse can be harboring disease agents,he should be isolated for 10 days upon returning home.
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Brooke USA Continues to Fund Micro-Grants Due to COVID-19 to Help Needy Equine Owners
With grant funding, Brooke USA can provide financial relief to purchase feed, secure veterinary care and help owners who are facing a temporary economic crisis keep their equines.
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: Here Comes The Sun ~ But It's Not Good For Everyone
For the horse, walking freely out of the paddock directly into a cool horse stall is heaven indeed; not only does the sun disappear, but the buzzing and biting insects usually halt at the doorway.