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New EVH-1 Case Plus Cancellation of Lipizzaner Stallions
Another horse at Washington State Universityâs Veterinary Teaching Hospital tested positive for Equine Herpes Virus-1 (EHV-1) on Wednesday, a College of Veterinary Medicine spokesperson said, making this their fourth horse with EHV-1.
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Ultrasound Therapy for Horses Now Portable
The first wearable, therapeutic ultrasound system for the equine market is the size of an iPod Nano. This battery-operated systems fits within specially engineered neoprene leg wraps on the horse's limb. With the device, horses can exercise or f
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Equine Guelph Presents Colic Workshop for Veterinarians
A special presentation was held at the University of Guelph on March 9th, 2013, delivering current research and findings to help veterinarians battle a horse owners' worst nightmare - colic. Equine Guelph has declared 2013, "the Year of Colic Prevention.
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Equine Rhinitis A Virus Tests Now Available in Lexington, Kentucky
Equine Diagnostic Solutions, based in Lexington, Ky., is the latest laboratory to begin testing for equine rhinitis A virus which affects both upper and lower airways in horses.
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Two Horses Test Positive for EVH-1 in California
The California racing board said the horses identified have the ânon-neuropathogenic" strain of the equine virus, which is generally considered less virulent, and biosecurity measures recommended by the CHRB are being taken to ensure a safe environment.
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Course in Equine Medicine for Vets Being Offered in Germany
A practical course in Equine Medicine suitable for veterinarians from mixed and equine practices who are keen to update their knowledge and practical skills on diagnostic techniques is being held 31 January - 1 February, 2014 near Munich, Germany.
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Keeping Your Senior Horse Healthy During Cold Weather
Middle age for humans begins about 45, but middle age for your horse begins at around 15 with a life expectancy of about 30 years and cold weather can take a toll on the senior horse.
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A Warning to Trainers thinking of Using Cobalt in Horses
Many people were surprised when two trainers were banned from the New Jersey harness track because horses in their care tested out of competition were found to have massive amounts of Cobalt in their system.
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Horseman's Lab Calls for Support of Critical Parasite Research
A project spearheaded by leading equine parasitology researcher and veterinarian Dr. Martin Nielsen is called âLet the germs get the wormsâ: is testing a novel probiotic compound for treatment of equine parasites.
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Winter TLC for Horses with Arthritis
Freezing temperatures and deep snow can be extremely problematic for horses with arthritic and mobility issues, according to Laurie Cerny, editor and publisher of good-horsekeeping.com.