While dogs are vaccinated against rabies without question, the majority of horses – who are often at higher risk – are not vaccinated.
Dr. Annette McCoy's team is collecting data for an algorithm they hope to use to design exercise programs for foals to reduce risk of injuries later in life.
Know your own travel history and be picky when choosing horse shows you attend to reduce the risk of any problems that could develop when you get home.
EquiSUMMIT will offer research-based presentations on horse health with live, virtual question-and-answer sessions.
Ensure your horse's nutritional needs with this insight from Dr. Jyme Nichols, director of nutrition at Stride Animal Health.
Finding the tick early and removing it right away also reduces the risk, so daily checks when grooming are very important.
Every effort should be made to ensure that an EHV-1 outbreak is effectively contained and the possibility of virus spread to other premises/facilities is eliminated.
The goal is to bring your horse's overactive immune function back into balance.
The lungs are part of the foundation for a horse's amazing athletic capacity and even minimal inflammation can lead to problems with breathing.
Taking Science to the Stable, FREE summer webinar series begins June 16 and will run every two weeks until August 18.