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Horseman's Lab Calls for Support of Critical Parasite Research
A project spearheaded by leading equine parasitology researcher and veterinarian Dr. Martin Nielsen is called âLet the germs get the wormsâ: is testing a novel probiotic compound for treatment of equine parasites.
Smithsonian Celebrates 'A Song for the Horse Nation'
The Smithsonianâs National Museum of the American Indian and the Washington International Horse Show announce a new partnership to celebrate horses in Native American culture and equestrian sport throughout history.
Mutual Healing for Veterans and Rescue Horses
Through Operation Free Ride, thousands of military men, women and children have received free horseback rides at host facilities from coast to coast.
Knowing Horse Behaviour Paves Pathway to Safe Horsemanship
Donât miss out on the next offering of Equine Guelph's new Horse Behaviour and Safety eWorkshop, Mar 10 - 23, 2014 for $75 plus HST. Register early as space is limited.
Paso Fino Grand National Horse Show Coming
The Paso Fino Horse Association is proud to present the 40th Annual Grand National Championship Show to the Horse Capital of the World, Lexington, KY. "Brio in the Bluegrassâ is the theme for this yearâs event, which will bring close to 600 horses to
Plasma in Oral Form - A Game Changer for Horses
Animal Plasma is the term set forth by the American Feed Control Officials to describe serum-derived biologically active proteins for horses and other animals.
Research Study To Determine Vitamin D Role in Diarrhea and Colitis in Horses
Researchers expect to find major disorders of hormonal pathways in horses, much like in human studies looking at hypovitaminosis D as a marker of disease severity.
Deciphering Vitamin D in Horses with Diarrhea
Vitamin D is involved in regulation of calcium and phosphorus, bone health, controls the immune system, and reduces inflammation in horses and humans.
Rain and Wet Spring Weather May Bring Increase in ERU in Horses
With ERU, the horse's immune system inappropriately attacks normal or host proteins in the eye, causing damage that can lead to blindness.
UC Davis Center for Equine Health Shares Important Colic-Care Article in Latest Horse Report
While some horses will exhibit dramatic signs from even a small degree of gas distension, other horses (especially older ones) may be very stoic, and show only mild signs.