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New Cases of Equine Herpes Myoencephalitis Reported
Nine months after a potentially fatal equine virus swept western states, the disease is back. Five new cases of Equine Herpes Myoencephalitis (EHM), also referred to as neurological Rhino, a mutated form of the Equine Herpes Virus 1 (EHV-1) were reported
New Jersey Practitioners Receive Good Works for Horses Award
The American Association of Equine Practitioners applauds New Jersey practitioners Dr. Mary Beth Hamorski and Dr. Christina Wilson, the recipients of the 2011 Good Works for Horses Award. Dr. Hamorski and Dr. Wilson of Califon Animal Hospital in Lebanon,
New Device Gives Healing Horses a Lift
The lift is designed to help rehabilitate horses suffering from injuries and other musculoskeletal problems by providing mobility, weight distribution and support.
Importance of Making Horse Hoof Care a Priority During Winter Months
"With winter weather bringing hard frozen ground, snow drifts and colder temperatures, sticking to hoof care schedules is difficult for horse owners and farriers, but regular hoof care is important.â
Site Chosen for Horse Slaughter Plant
In a news release, Unified [no-glossary]Equine[/no-glossary] states that they will open a horse slaughter facility in Rockville, Missouri by the end of the summer. In the release, the company says the facility will bring jobs to the area and that the slau
2020 Harness Horse Youth Foundation Scholarship Applications Available
Youth horse harness enthusiasts urged to submit applications which are now available for two scholarships offered by the Harness Horse Youth Foundation.
eCornell Keynote: Think Like a Horse, Improving Equine Welfare Through Better Understanding
Cornell University veterinarian and equine welfare specialist Lindsay Goodale will take you into the mind - and body - of a horse to explore the interrelationship among animal cognition, biology, and welfare.
Three Products Receive Positive Reviews from Good Horsekeeping
Ariat Tek Performance Socks, Tribute Equine Nutrition's Horse Treats, and Farnam's Sand Clear receive positive Good Horsekeeping Product Reviews.
Buckeye Nutrition Showcases Research on Caring for Senior Horses
As the proportion of aged horses within the general population appears to be increasing, interest is growing in determining the best ways to feed and manage them.
EQUUS Foundation Awards Over $631,000 in Grants in 2021
The award of over $631,000 in grants, includes awards to individual riders in need, scholastic riding programs, pony clubs, equestrian camp programs and equine charities through The Rider's Closet program.