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Muscle Support for Active Horses
Horses can obviously make enough L-carnitine to survive as a species, but supplies may not be optimal for muscular demands.
American Horse Council Releases Congressional Scorecard for 118th Congress
The methodology used for the scorecard identifies priority legislation, and assigns points based on a lawmaker’s degree of support for priority bills, among other factors.
Equine Pastern Dermatitis - How Can Sox Make a Difference?
Silver Whinnys are safe, non-toxic, drug-free bandage/barriers that obstruct disease-causing pathogens, insects, dirt, debris, and sunlight (UV) from penetrating the socks and reaching the skin.
Bimeda® Announces Sponsorship of Hagyard Equine Medical Institute’s new Podcast “The Spirit of Hagyard”
The podcast allows a look into the wonderful career of equine medicine through the lens of dedicated equine professionals and Hagyard and Bimeda share a vision supporting the future health and well being of the horse.
Brain Injury Awareness Month - Back on Track® Expands Helmet Safety Initiatives
March is Brain Injury Awareness Month and the focus in equestrian sports then leads to a discussion about helmet fit and safety and the search for the perfect riding helmet.
Merck Animal Health is 2020 Sponsor of Disease Du Jour Podcast for Equine Veterinary Industry
So much is happening in equine health, and Disease Du Jour is tackling the hottest topics.
Keeping Your Horses Comfortable and Healthy as Cold Weather Arrives
As the nights become chilly, horse owners need to make sure their horses are protected from the cold, but it is important to realize that not all horses need blankets or heated barns.
EDCC Reports Growing List of Confirmed Cases of Strangles in Horses
Strangles in horses is an infection caused by Streptococcus equi subspecies equi and spread through direct contact with other equids or contaminated surfaces.
Winterizing Your Approach to Horse Care
Since horses acclimated to cold temperatures often prefer and are better off outdoors, the Minnesota Pet and Companion Animal Welfare Act has suggestions for horse owners where cold winters are the norm.
Feeding to Save the Starving Horse
Unfortunately, malnourished and poorly care for horses can be found throughout the United States at this time. The problem of neglected horses has worsened in recent years and reflects the growing number of horses that are no longer wanted or needed by th