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Horse Health
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New Drug for Laminitis in Horses Waiting for FDA Approval
Laminil is the only injectable drug designed to halt the laminitis cascade and the inflammatory response in horses that is currently going through the FDA regulatory process.
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Equine Guelph Presents Colic Risk and Management for Your Horse
Horse owners can sign up for the Equine Guelph Colic Workshop to learn how to assess colic risk and learn management strategies to prevent colic.
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Summer Heat Brings Out Snakes: Horse Owners Beware!
Factors that determine the outcome of a bite by a poisonous snake include the type of snake, the bite location, the horse's reaction to the venom and how soon after the bite you act.
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Dr. Getty's New Book on Equine Cushing's Disease Coming in August
Equine Cushingâs Disease: Nutritional Management is the latest offering in Dr. Gettyâs âSpotlight on Equine Nutrition Series and presents new research studies and recommendations.
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Increase in Cases of Lyme Disease in Humans, Pets and Horses Predicted
Although no Lyme disease vaccine for horses has been approved by the FDA, some veterinary clinics are offering a canine vaccine for use in equines.
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SmartPak: Is My Horse's Grain Enough?
According to a recent survey by SmartPak, 7 out of 10 horses are not getting enough vitamins and minerals from their hay and grain alone.
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Increase in Cases of Lyme Disease Caused by Decrease in Foxes
Data from five states shows that the loss of the red foxes along with an increase in the population of rodents has resulted in an increase in cases of Lyme disease.
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Horse Vaccinations Urged After Horse Dies
A two-year-old horse located in Louisiana has reportedly tested positive for both Eastern Equine Encephalitis and the West Nile Virus and was humanely euthanized.
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Bee Attack Kills Two Miniature Horses
A swarm of bees attacked a North Texas couple and their miniature horses this past weekend, stinging the horses so many times they died.
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Repackaged Flea and Tick Products To Be Properly Labeled
The EPA has established rules veterinarians must follow when dispensing and repackaging tick and flea pesticides for individual use to insure safety.