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Aspergillosis
This fungal infection in horses was first noted in 1895. This infection can quickly kill your horse. Learn more in this reference article.
Why Selenium Is Important for Your Horse
Exercise causes increased oxygen delivery to the tissues resulting in the generation of the reactive oxygen byproducts known as peroxides which are destroyed by antioxidants including selenium.
TAHC Clarifies Pigeon Fever Horse Disease
In an update to a previous press release, the Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) states, "Contrary to what the name might imply, pigeons have nothing to do with transmission of the equine disease known as "pigeon fever", which is also called Dryland D
Zoetis Foundation Substantially Boosts Support for Equine Veterinary Scholarships Through The Foundation for the Horse
Supporting the equine veterinary profession as it continues to grow to meet the need for increased animal care and wellness is important to Zoetis.
The Foundation for the Horse Working with Veterinary Groups Providing Hurricane Ida Equine Relief
Once The Foundation receives an assessment of needs and distribution protocols from agencies and veterinary members in the afflicted areas, it will work to support them with monetary and resources needed.
Free Digital Access to American Farriers Journal's Premium Content through May
Several weeks into U.S. efforts in curtailing the potential harm of the corona virus, changes in horse world business are already being witnessed by farriers.
Horses and Humans as Dead End Hosts for EEE
With more cases of Eastern equine encephalitis being reported throughout the United States, both veterinarians and doctors are warning the public about this zoonotic virus that affects both horses and humans.
Grant Awarded to Temple Grandin Equine Center to Study Equine-assisted Therapy for Children with Autism
Study is phase two of a study that tracks effects of equine assisted occupational therapy for children with autism, plus feasibility, retention and impact of results.
Inmates Learn Job Skills While Working with Retired Race Horses
The Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation, the largest organization in the world dedicated to the rescue, retirement, and adoption of Thoroughbred racehorses, and the Florida Department of Corrections, invites the public to attend an open house at its Lowell
Cornell's Large Animal Internal Medicine Service Gets Colicky Clydesdale Back in the Pasture
Perkins says that horse owners should keep a close eye on their animals if they start to see signs of colic, and make sure to call their veterinarian right away.