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Biosecurity Protocols Reminder Following Recent EHV-1 Outbreak in Horses in Europe
Early identification and reporting of ill horses is critical in order to trace possible points of exposure and to aid in the prevention of further spread of the disease.
Bo Derek Joins Mary Landrieu in Support of Horse Bill
Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., was joined by actress Bo Derek and the daughter and granddaughter of Willie Nelson in  Washington D C on April 25, to build support for her legislation that would prohibit inhumane killing of American horses for food.
CDFA Warns Horse Owners To Be on Alert for West Nile Virus
As weather warms and mosquitoes are more prevalent, horse owners are advised to consult their veterinarian to ensure their horse's vaccination status is current.
Beware: Hot Weather and Foamy Horse Sweat
Most horse riders and trainers are aware that sweaty horses become the norm during strenuous workouts as summer weather approaches and the temperature increases. Riders need to be aware that some sweating is normal and healthy, but when the sweat becomes
New Rules for Importation of Horses
The USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) is making final its interim rule regarding the importation of horses from countries affected with contagious equine metritis (CEM).
Sidebone
 Learn how proper hoof care by a farrier can prevent most cases of sidebone in the horse's foot by careful trimming and shoeing and what needs to be done in worst case scenarios.
Sunburn
 Learn how sunburn affects horses and how severe sunburn can correlate with liver damage making it important to protect horses from sunburn and treat it promptly to reduce blistering, inflammation, hair loss and pain.
New Fracture Putty May Help Horses Heal
Broken bones and fractures in horses are always serious, and, depending on the condition of the horse, the complexity of the break or fracture, and the resources available for the care of the horse, can lead to disability or euthanasia of the horse.Â
Thrush - A Spring Time Problem for Horses
In many parts of the USA, spring time weather brings rain that turns pastures and paddocks into marshy areas. This dampness especially in areas where organic waste accumulates may encourage the growth of bacteria that can infect horses hooves and lead to
Homes for Horses Coalition Announces its 2020 Conference
Sessions will be offered on fundraising, compassion fatigue, working with law enforcement and technical large animal rescue during conference for equine rescue and sanctuary community.