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EDCC Receives Federal Grant to Promote Biosecurity Awareness, Mitigate Infectious Disease Spread
Horses are transported more than any other livestock to horse shows, racetracks, sales, breeding farms and international events, creating an increased risk for infectious disease spread within the United States.
ASPCA Awards $15,000 to Heart of Phoenix Equine Rescue to Support their Efforts to Train and Rehome Horses
Grant funding will be used to showcase adoptable horses through the Appalachian Trainer Face Off contest.
Equine Feeding Methods: Study Examines Effects On Health, Well-Being
Selecting the right feeding technique can extend the time horses engage in natural behaviors, reducing the incidence of chronic stress and potentially curbing emergence of abnormal and stereotypic behaviors.
Horse Hoof Problems - How To Spot Them and More
"Some common horse hoof problems and hoof diseases happen to the healthiest hooves, so it is important to know what to watch for, and what to do when a problem arises.
Five Top Ways to Control Mud in Horse Pastures and Paddocks
Mud is not only a nuisance, but it is a safety and health hazard for horses because it contains bacteria that can cause diseases and can also lead to injuries like bowed tendons.
Bot Fly - A Common Horse Pest
Learn how bot flies not only annoy your horse, but how the larvae of bot flies invade your horse's gums and intestinal tract causing diseases and disturbances and how they can sometimes affect humans.
Do Horses Develop Dementia?
With today's horses living much longer than previously, researchers are beginning to address the physical and mental health issues that develop with longevity.
Springtime Decision for Horse Pastures: Renew or Leave Alone
Management of horse pasture is an ongoing process that takes time, equipment, knowledge, and dollars. If managed wisely and well, pasture will be an economical source of high-quality feed as well as a healthy place for horses to exercise.
Renowned Animal Scientist Dr. Temple Grandin Shares "Secret" to Calm, Safe and Happy Horses "Let The Horse Be A Horse"
Dr. Grandin personifies a commitment to the well being of all living beings - horses, cows and people, with or without autism according to MCH director, Janet Rose.
"Bute" for Horses has Benefits and Drawbacks
If your horse is lame, don't give bute before you call the vet to diagnose it, since he/she must be able to see the lameness to pinpoint the problem.