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Emerging Diseases in the Equine Industry
Horses by nature are social creatures, and many travel extensively, locally, nationally or internationally through competing and global sales leading to the risk of transmitting infection.
Springtime Laminitis: Management Tips to Reduce Your Horse's Risk
âThe amount of fermentable carbohydrates, including fructans, in lush horse pastures often overwhelms the gastrointestinal tract, escaping digestion in the small intestine and passing to the hindgut.â
Spread of CEM May Pose Threat to Horse Industry
According to a report by the Veterinary Health Science Department at Oklahoma State University, Contagious Equine Metritis or CEM which was once thought to have been eliminated in the US is causing concerns in the horse industry. According to reports, mor
ACTHA and Certified Horsemanship Assn Join Forces
Certified Horsemanship Association, CHA, and the American Competitive Trail Horse Association, ACTHA, announced they will be working closely together under a joint sponsorship and partner agreement.
November: Time to Guard Against Barn and Stable Fires as Thanksgiving Approaches
Thanksgiving serves as a reminder to think about barns and stables as the 'Homes of our horses' and be proactive with fire prevention tips to save lives and property.
Farnam Invites Horse Owners to Enter the "No Fly Zone"
Smart horse owners know it takes more than just a good fly spray to win the pest control battle; You need a multi-zone program that blocks, repels and reduces.
Epiglottic Entrapment - What It Means for the Horse and Horse Owner
The majority of horses with epiglottic entrapment without epiglottic hypoplasia are able to return to their original level of activity.
Chronic Pain Assessment in Horses Topic of New Podcast Episode
De Grauw and Howard discuss chronic pain in horses, the challenges of diagnosis and how they developed their assessment tool.
New Equine Fecal Transplant Research
What makes transplantation of fecal microbiota a potentially desirable option is the speed with which one could re- introduce normal microflora into the guts of affected horses.
Morris Animal Foundation Announces New Studies Focused on Equine Colic
The Large Animal Scientific Advisory Board selected grant applications based on scientific merit and impact with the greatest potential to save lives, preserve health and advance veterinary care for horses with colic.