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Horse Health
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Vesicular Stomatitis in Horses in the State of California - Update
Outbreaks of vesicular stomatitis virus usually occur during the warm summer months, particularly in animals pastured along waterways.
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Take Your Horse’s Digital Pulse
Learn how and where to take your horse's digital pulse.
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Senior Horse Education Month Featuring Short Online Course and Free Tool!
Keeping a horse comfortable in their senior years requires an attentive caretaker backed by a knowledgeable team.
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Keeping Your Horse Safe on Fall Grass
Fall means that horse owners need to reconsider their grazing strategies, especially for those horses with metabolic issues.
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EDCC Update on Infectious Diseases Reported in Horses during Late August 2023
EDCC Health Watch is a program provided by Boehringer Ingelheim and hosted by the Equine Network which distributes current disease information affecting horses throughout the industry.
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Top Health Concerns for Senior Horses
Understanding what an aged equine body looks like will help you determine how you can best manage your horse's golden years and make the time as comfortable as possible.
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Three For Three! Steamed Hay Helps Three Horses with Three Different Health Challenges
Although Haygain's steamed hay is best known for its respiratory benefits, other benefits are supported by extensive scientific research.
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Grand Meadows Cares Series: What's Stable In Your Stable Of Horse Supplement Ingredients? And Does It Matter?
The best and least expensive and most importantly safest route to buying supplements is to do your homework and buy brands that stand behind their products with accurate labeling.
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Equine Granulocytic Anaplasmosis Guidelines Published by the AAEP
Tick control through environmental avoidance and diligent removal from horses is the most effective control measure for preventing Equine Granulocytic Anaplasmosis.
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Rapid Response and Communication Saved an Equine Herpesvirus Myeloencephalopathy Outbreak in Virginia
Rapid response, communication between horse show management and state veterinarians, plus a biosecurity plan saved an Equine Herpesvirus outbreak from spreading and cancelling horse shows from coast to coast.