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EVH-1 and EHM Case Reporting Facilitated by AHC and AAEP
The American Horse Council and AAEP are working with USDA to facilitate coordination of EHV-1 and EHM case reporting.
Controversy over Horse Dentistry Continues
Many horse owners are confused about different titles and procedures used by practitioners involved in dental care for horses because of differences in state laws.
Act Now To Urge Congress To Approve 'Prevent All Soring Tactics' Bill
Legislation that would stiffen penalties for soring horses has been sitting in a House subcommittee for the past year and will die if the current Congress fails to advance and approve the bill by January 2015.
SmartPak Announces Special Supplement for Senior Horses
According to a research study by Tufts University, musculoskeletal problems are the second most common body system affected in the older horse, and SmartCombo Senior combines a joint supplement with SmartHoof and SmartOmega 3.
One Vaccine Now Protects Horses from 5 Core Equine Diseases
Zoetis has introduced Core EQ Innovator™, the first and only equine vaccine to contain all five core equine disease antigens in one smooth vaccine.
Healthy Christmas Treats for Your Horse
Treats are enjoyed by most horses, but don't overdo it. Share some down time and good treats with your equine this holiday season for a healthy and happy new year.
Botulism - A Seasonal Concern for Horse Owners
In spite of vaccination and careful management, horses can be affected by the devastating disease of botulism, but quick action can save lives.
Update on Equine Economic Impact Study
A formal unveiling of the equine economic study to announce the results will be held on Capitol Hill with members of the Horse Caucus and will most likely take place in January.
U.S.-Canada Partnership Delivers Online Learning Platform to Keep Riders Safe
The University of Kentucky’s Saddle Up Safely program and Equine Guelph announce a partnership to provide SUS’ partner organizations with short, easily-accessible online training on equine safety and welfare.
Scoops Measure Volume, Not Weight: A Reminder from Dr. Getty
...since the stomach is relatively small, it can only process a small amount of food at a time, so supplemental meal size should be limited to no more than 4 lbs (1.8 kg) for an 1100 lb (500 kg) horse.