Pennfield âEight Years Ahead of the Curveâ in Feed Safety Top officials with the Food and Drug Administration's Center for Veterinary Medicine toured Pennfieldâs Mt. Joy mill earlier this month, in the run up to the proposed implementation o
According to Dr. Kris Hiney, nutrition advisor for Omega Fields products, understanding the science behind Omega-3 fatty acids and the terminology used can be of great benefit to horse owners who want to keep their horses healthy.
Horse owners have been told to keep their horses secure after a stallion broke loose and nearly caused an accident on Chorley Old Road, Lancashire on the 8th July.
Given the more carefree days of approaching summer, paying attention to health risks that might affect your horse's well-being takes on new meaning especially in a time of disease outbreaks.
When one of Adrian Haynie's veterinarian clients asked her about a possible medicinal donation from Pfizer Animal Health (PAH) for an annual mission trip with members of his church, she wanted to help out. But when she was then asked to accompany the
Pfizer Animal Health and The Hippolia Foundation â a network of leading French equine institutions â have formed a strategic partnership to advance equine health through research and educational programs.
Pfizer's "insurance" program for horse owners who use Pfizer's qualified vaccines offers peace of mindto equine owners especially during seasons when infectious diseases threaten not only the health of horses, but also the pocket books of th
Kelly Vineyard, Ph.D., who writes a blog for Purina Equine Research has come up with five Horse Nutrition New Year's Resolutions regarding proper feeding of horses. Noting that these are things that many horse owners already do, the advice is timely a
With severe drought being reported across the majority of the country and an extreme shortage of the 2012 hay crop, many horse owners are unable to find hay for the winter. Others have learned that their regular hay suppliers have sold them out and are sh
About 143 ponies have died while ferrying pilgrims to the Amarnath cave shrine in the first 28 days of the pilgrimage, mostly because of getting entangled in razor-wires laid by the security forces. There is more to this. More than 5,800 ponies are critic