Protect Your Horses from Eastern Equine Encephalomyelitis This Spring

Mosquitoes that have become infected by feeding on virus-carrying birds are responsible for transmitting diseases to other birds, horses and people.

Cases of Botulism in Horses Possible During Fall Season

With the approach of cooler weather, pastures are going dormant, hay bales, and, in some areas, haylage have  been stored and  are now beginning to be fed to horses. The threat of botulism contamination of hay and haylage is a seasonal concern for horse

Magnetic Resonance Imaging for Diagnostic Purposes in Horses

Magnetic Resonance Imaging is a relatively new type of imaging for horses since it works by detecting abnormal tissue density and fluid in soft tissue and bone based on tissue response to magnetization.

Kentucky Horse Council Announces November KENA Event: What's REALLY in Your Horse's Feed?

Deciphering equine feed tags and supplement labels can feel like an exercise in futility if you don't have a master's degree in equine nutrition.

Does Your Horse Have Leaky Gut Syndrome?

A horse is a fermentation vat on four legs with an attitude,” said Dr. Bill Vandergrift, Ph.D., at the start of the Triple Crown Nutrition Lunch and Learn.

Your Horse’s Health Depends on You—A Day of Learning in Canada

Initial Results from UK Indoor Horse Arena Survey Released

The definition of an indoor arena varies by where respondents live and how their climate impacts horse sport participation.

Horse Doctors Ride the Wave of Opportunity at AAEP Convention in San Diego

With a choice from among 123.5 hours of continuing education offerings, practitioners acquired new knowledge and approaches to help resolve medical ailments across all body systems of the horse.

Pivotal Time for the Thoroughbred Racing Industry

Over 20 years ago, horse trainer and animal behaviorist, Monty Roberts pointed out how whips were not only inhumane for horses but also counterproductive.

Thank a Researcher for Keeping Horses Well

Drugs, medications and toxins affect horses in many specific ways. Becauses of these effects, researchers are constantly working not only to develop new drugs and medications, but, also, to learn about the effects these substances have on horses, both lon