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Research Leading to Improvement of Stem Cell Therapy in Horses
Mesenchymal stem cells are multipotent cells found in a number of tissues that can differentiate into various cell types providing potential for regenerative medicine for horses.
Legendary Trainer Bob Baffert Endorses Horseracing Integrity Act to Ban Doping in the Sport
Horseracing operates under an outdated, state-based, balkanized patchwork of medication rules that creates confusion and risk for owners, trainers, jockeys, and horses.
AAEP Publishes Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis Guidelines
Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis is widely considered the most important infectious neurologic disease of horses in North America.
Equine Disease Communication Center Serves Critical Role During Disease Outbreaks
Horse owners and others are encouraged to sign up for free alert service by The Equine Disease Communication Center for accurate and timely equine disease information.
PVC an Emerging Trend for Horse Barn Construction
While PVC is more expensive than traditional wood , it is quicker and easier to install and very low maintenance going forward with no need to stain or reseal every few years.
Equine Cushing's and Insulin Resistance Group: Getting the Right Diagnosis
For caregivers concerned about the health of their metabolic horses, this (springtime) can be a busy time...
Kentucky Horse Council Announces Support of Legislation Defining Equine Abuse and Making It a Felony
Cruelty to equines would be made a Class D felony and the bill provides for termination of ownership interests for guilty parties.
Equine Granulocytic Anaplasmosis Guidelines Published by the AAEP
Tick control through environmental avoidance and diligent removal from horses is the most effective control measure for preventing Equine Granulocytic Anaplasmosis.
The Overweight Horse Who Won't Stop Eating -- Leptin Resistance is the Key!
A decline in leptin signals the horse to eat more, potentially gaining back all of the body fat lost (which also happens in humans).
Horizon Structures Presents Series: Keeping Mud At Bay For Horse Health and Safety
Mud can cause a bevy of issues with equine health including pulled suspensory ligaments, slip and slide stifle and tendon injuries, mud fever/scratches and even broken bones.