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Horse Health
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Brain-penetrating Drug Candidate Shown to Be Effective Against Deadly Equine Encephalitis Viruses
An important feature of this antiviral compound is its ability to access the brain where viruses cause damage, while critical attributes include its improved stability, potency and efficacy compared to earlier prototypes.
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Making Horse Dental Care a Priority
Although horses usually don't develop cavities like humans do, problems can occur with pits, chips, splits, breaks, sharp points and other conditions that compromise the horse's dental health.
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Can Horse Owners Spot the Signs of Dental Pain in Their Horse?
A significant portion of horse owners were not aware of potential connections between common behaviors that can be linked to dental health.
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The Real Threat Of Equine Flu
The equine influenza virus infects horses by binding to respiratory cells, and vaccines work by producing antibodies that bind to key sites on the virus, preventing cell infection.
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The Cost of Not Vaccinating
Vaccinating your horse has far more benefits than there are risks, both for the health of your horse as well as your wallet.
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Neurologic Herpesvirus in Three Colorado Horses
Herpesvirus is highly contagious among horses and can cause a variety of ailments in equids, including rhinopneumonitis (a respiratory disease usually found in young horses), abortion in broodmares and EHM.
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Spring Into Foaling Season with Four Tips from Arenus Animal Health
Support a healthy and successful foaling season with these tips from Arenus Animal Health,
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Update Regarding Equine Herpesvirus Myelocencephalopathy Cases in Southern California
These cases are all important reminders to be diligent in our collective biosecurity efforts so we can ensure we maintain a safe environment at the horse park.
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Spring Into Foaling Season with Four Tips from Arenus Animal Health
Support a healthy and successful foaling season with these tips from Arenus Animal Health,
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Reduced Frequency of Parasite Treatment in Horses Reveals Important Information for Horse Owners
Model simulations indicated that whole-herd treatment regimen with at least 4 macrocyclic lactone treatments led 2-3 times faster resistance development than alternative treatment regimens.