"Tune in September 21 at 8 p.m. EST for a free webinar with Dr. Joyce Harman to learn why fall grass can be just as dangerous for your grazing horse as its springtime counterpart.â
"Most of us know that ammonia is harmful for our horses, but we donât realize that it is more than just a noxious odor for humans; In fact it is an extreme health hazard.â
"Proper nutrition is key to overall health in horses and is a priority when it comes to keeping your horseâs joints in the best condition for a long athletic career.â
"With more research toward understanding the changes in microbiota and what influences these changes, it is possible this technology will be used in the future to help in management of syndromes such as EMS in equines.â
World Rabies Day is held on September 28, the anniversary of the death of Louis Pasteur who, with his colleagues, developed the first efficacious rabies vaccine.
"Preventative medicine includes vaccines, a yearly physical and dental exam, fecal exams for internal parasites, and appropriate deworming strategies.â
âHorse owners and trainers have access to NSAIDs through their veterinarian with a prescription, and the veterinarian should be involved every time when determining if an NSAID should be used.â
âWith more research toward understanding the changes in microbiota in the horse's gut and what influences these changes, it is possible technology will be used in the future to help manage syndromes such as EMS.â
âColic is simply 'abdominal pain' in horses, with an estimated 900,000 horses in the US alone expected to experience an episode each year. In fact, itâs still one of the leading causes of equine death.â
âLate summer is peak transmission season for West Nile Virus, and confirmed cases are rising among horses in many regions.â