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American Horse Council Seeks Equine Business Sector Input on Trades and Tariffs
As recreational horseback riding is the largest sector of the equine industry, the American Horse Council has been asked if the equine industry is concerned about trade and tariffs.
Tell AAEP Why Your Horse Vet is the Best
The AAEP invites horse owners to participate in the My Vet Matters Contest by sharing how their veterinarian provides exceptional care for their horse.
Monitoring Recumbency as Equine Welfare Indicator
Researchers concluded that wearable sensor technology can be used to identify horses with low recumbency times at risk for REM sleep deficiency and to assess and monitor equine welfare objectively.
PATH Intl.To Receive Benefits from "Fergus the Horse" Holiday Sales
Jean Abernethy, creator of Fergus The Horse, has designed a seasonal holiday greetings card with a drawing symbolizing the therapeutic bond between humans and horses and Path International will be the recipient of profits generated by the sale of this car
Four Horses Euthanized After Confirmation of Equine Herpesvirus-1
According to the North Carolina Department of Agriculture, 4 horses at a boarding facility in central North Carolina have been confirmed to have the neurologic form of EHV-1 and have been euthanized.
Lipid Nutrition for Horses
Omega Fields® and Kristina Hiney, Ph.D., are pleased to release a series of articles discussing lipid nutrition for horses. The series discusses how fat is digested and handled in the equine, the types of fats fed to horses, and the many beneficial effec
Update on Equine Infectious Anemia in Nebraska Horses
Because there are no treatment options for equine infectious anemia, 10 of the 12 horses confirmed to have the disease in Nebraska were humanely euthanized.
The Ardall Breaking-in Dummy for Horses
A product that allows a horse owner to start training a young horse without venturing onto its back has been launched in Ireland.The Ardall is designed to resemble a human torso and is placed on the back of an untrained horse â or one that hasn't
Genetic Mutation Spread by Humans Controls Horse Gaits
A [no-glossary]team of scientists, led by Dr. Leif Andersson from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, explored the distribution of a mutation in the DMRT3 gene which affects the gait of horses, known as the 'gait keeper.'.
Body Condition Scoring? There’s an App for That! Free Webcast!
Body Condition Scoring? Thereâs an App for That! Free Webcast on February 19, by My Horse University eXtension.