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Fall Equine Wellness: What Your Horse Needs
Equine influenza and equine herpesvirus can lead to costly veterinary bills and increased days out of the saddle, making it all the more important to help safeguard your horse’s health with an effective, trusted vaccine.
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TICKS-OFF Launches New Pesticide-Free Tick Deterrent for Horses
TICKS-OFF® spray literally prevents ticks from attaching onto your horse's or dog's coat, effectively keeping the animal naturally safe and tick free.
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Fall Equine Wellness: What Your Horse Needs
Protect your horse from risks such as equine influenza virus, equine herpesvirus and parasites by administering booster vaccinations and target deworming treatments to protect your horse’s health.
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Research Study: Targeting Tapeworm Treatment in Equines
A targeted treatment strategy using the EquiSal® Tapeworm saliva test has been proven to control tapeworm infections and reduce the use of anti-tapeworm anthelmintics.
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Quick Tip - What You Need to Know: Equine Leg Bandaging
When bandaging a horse's leg, an inappropriate bandage application can cause as many problems as a well-applied bandage can prevent.
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The Power of Protein – How Much is Enough for Your Horse?
When a horse absorbs protein, it is broken down into amino acids then reassembled into proteins inside the horse's body.
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Bug Off - Controlling Flies in the Horse Barn
Check out these quick tips for telling the bugs to “Bug Off” in your horse barn this summer.
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Tapeworm Horse Saliva Test to be Launched in USA
EquiSal® Tapeworm (patent granted) is a laboratory test using horse saliva to determine whether a horse has a tapeworm infection
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Surpass 1% Diclofenac Sodium For Horses Now Available
SURPASS is the only FDA-approved topical non-steroidal, anti-inflammatory cream indicated for the control of pain and inflammation associated with osteoarthritis in horses.
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Gut Health Affects Your Horse's Well Being, Attitude and Performance
Did you know that 70% of a horse’s immune system is found in the intestine, or that the intestine produces more neurotransmitters than the brain?