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Symposium in Ireland to Address Equine Influenza
This 2nd International Symposium on Neglected Influenza Viruses will take place in Dublin, Ireland, on March 7-8, 2013.
Research Shows More Risk of Colic in Cold Weather
Researchers at the University of Liverpool in England addressed the question of whether the time of year/season has an effect on the number of horse colic cases. During the study, a clear fall/winter peak was found for impactions, spring for equine grass
Research Shows Hormonal Disorders are Responsible for Laminitis in Horses
Until very recently most horse owners thought that laminitis is most commonly caused by access to lush pastures with too much grass, especially when a horse is overweight. However, recent research shows that laminitis is more complicated than that, and up
Disease Alert: Strangles Strikes Horses in Australia
Strangles, a highly contagious horse disease caused by Streptococcus equi has broken out in the Australian Capital Territory and parts of southern New South Wales.
Update on Colorado Case of Equine Herpes Virus-1
The Colorado Department of Agriculture is continuing to investigate and monitor horses exposed to one horse with a confirmed case of Equine Herpes Virus (EHV-1) within the state; a Douglas County premises remains under quarantine. Strict bio-security and
Abandoned Horse Database Established in Kentucky
âState agricultural officials in Kentucky have established a Stray or Abandoned Equine database, to help keep track of stray and abandoned equines while giving owners a chance to claim them or allowing rescuers a shorter legal time frame before horses c
5 Reasons for Stem Cell Therapy for Horses
Stem cells are extremely versatile and can be applied to soft tissue and joint injuries to aid in the regeneration and rehabilitation process.
Horses and Worms - Strongyle Egg Shedding
To follow the new worm control program in horses, the first step is to start doing fecal egg counts on the horses periodically.
Veterinarians Urge Horse Owners to Vaccinate for West Nile Virus Now!
According to the American Association of Equine Practitioners guidelines, West Nile virus is considered a core vaccination requirement and two shots are required for full immunity.
Importance of Hoof Care During Winter Weather
Thanksgiving isn't just for people; Horses and other animals enjoy participating in the festivities, especially when it comes to sharing a few treats.