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New Survey and Drug Address Cushing's Disease in Horses

Researchers at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) are beginning to explore a new treatment methodology for equine pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID) — commonly known as equine Cushing's disease.

Equine Abortion - Four Year Study Shows Main Causes

Following changes in the causes of abortion in horses over multiple years may help to elucidate environmental risk factors or changes in disease prevalence over time.

University of Massachusetts Veterinary & Science Dept Introduces Equine Science Concentration

Graduates of the Equine Science concentration have many career opportunities including veterinarian, nutritionist, equine rehabilitation practitioner, equine-assisted therapy director, among many others.

BLM 2024 Wild Horse and Burro Estimates Show Reduced Overpopulation

Because wild horse and burro populations on public lands increase rapidly, the BLM must gather and remove excess animals to keep herds from overpopulating their habitat.

How Many Steps Will You Take to Keep America's Horses Safe? Register Today! Stepping Out for America's Horses - June 22-26, 2021

All funds raised go directly to support the care of the horse selected! So, select your favorite horse to fund raise for from among the participating EQUUS Foundation Guardian charities.

What Owners Should Know About Carcinomas in Horses

Squamous Cell Carcinoma is one of the most common tumors in horses but is more common in anatomic locations other than the bladder, such as the external genitalia, the skin, the stomach, and the eye.

Participate in the 2017 Economic Impact Study for the Horse Industry

The American Horse Council Foundation is pleased to announce that the survey link for the National Economic Impact Study which will showcase how important the equine industry is to the U S economy will be released on June 5, 2017, via online link.

Monty Roberts on Whips in Horse Racing

”The whip is always the number-one selling piece of equipment around the world. It amazes me that we have dealt with horses for approximately 8,000 years, yet failed to learn that the whip is probably the most ineffective tool.”

New HPA Funding Provides USDA with Resources to Crackdown Against Soring of Tennessee Walking Horses

Animal Wellness Action's lobbying yields record breaking funding for enforcement of the Horse Protection Act.

Thoroughbred Charities of America Named Title Sponsor of Thoroughbred Makeover

”The TCA Thoroughbred Makeover will serve as the kick-off event for the much-anticipated Breeders’ Cup Festival, a week-long celebration of various events, concerts and unique activities in and around Lexington.”

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