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Quick Action Helps Keep New Foals Healthy
Nieman uses Stablelab to check SAA in foals because of the results its produced for guiding her treatment decisions as well as monitoring response to the treatment provided.
Influenza Virus in Companion Animals Subject of Latest Podcast
Fresh Scoop is Morris Animal Foundation’s monthly veterinary science podcast designed to appeal to practicing veterinarians, veterinary technicians, students, and animal-loving science geeks.
Thinking With Your Head About Your Helmet Before Riding Your Horse
Wearing a helmet can help reduce the chance of a lethal head injury, but wearing a helmet that's passed its effective date might not fully protect you.
Concussion Awareness for Equestrians
The average number of traumatic brain injury-related deaths in equestrian sports is more than seven times that of traumatic brain injury-related deaths in contact sports such as football.
Emergency Preparedness - Transporting Your Equine
Some horses fear trailers. Read the do's and don'ts of trailering and how practice in trailering your horse pays off in an emergency.
Domestic Equine Behavior - A Brief History
Learn about the horse's development from a small quadruped to the large fleet-footed mammal that is on his best behavior with an alpha leader.
Selecting a Home for Your Horse
For horse owners that have a choice about where their horse is kept, this article may provide some surprises. Learn about the pros and cons of caring for your horse at home or putting him in a boarding stable.
New Program Recognizes Humanely Trained Tennessee Walking Horses
With an eye toward a sound and versatile future for competitive Tennessee walking horses, The Humane Society of the United States announced the âNow Thatâs a Walking Horse!â grant and recognition program.
Research Reveals More Clues to Changes in Equines through the Ages
An international research team has evidence to suggest that the modern horse is genetically different from horses of even just a few hundred years ago.
Why the Sudden Behavior Change in My Horse?
A sudden behavior change in your horse may actually be him trying to tell you that he has a physical or emotional pain issue.