Shockwave Treatment Used More Often in Horses

Although schockwave therapy systems have been around for approximately 12 years, more veterinarians are now using shock wave therapy to treat musculoskeletal problems and soft-tissue and bone injuries in horses than ever before.

Up-dated Pigeon Fever Guidelines Published by AAEP

The Pigeon Fever guidelines were created by AAEP member Dr. Sharon Spier on behalf of the AAEP’s Infectious Disease Committee and synopsize the research and clinical experience at the University of California-Davis.

Calming Pellets Win Good Horsekeeping Challenge

Kauffman's Calming Pellets were tested on a 7-year-old Quarter Horse gelding that Cerny describes as high-strung and obsessive.

Equine Colic Awareness Month Announced

Freedom Health, makers of the popular equine digestive product SUCCEED® Digestive Conditioning Program®, has named June “Equine Colic Awareness Month,” initiating a new month-long awareness effort in conjunction with the Crusade Against Equine Colic

Hagyard Partners with Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement Farm

The horse retirement facility invites the public and fans to visit their favorite turf heroes and proudly serves as a “living-history museum of horse racing

Piles of Grass Clippings Are No Treat for Your Horse

54 Malnourished Horses Rescued from NC Farm

Late last week, officials with Sampson County Animal Control in North Carolina contacted members of the Southeast Coast Region of the U.S. Equine Rescue League  to request their help in assessing the health of 54 horses ranging in age from just a couple

Australian Horse Welfare Groups Set Up Aid in Fire Swept Areas

As temperatures soar across Australia, aided by strong winds, wildfires are sweeping through many areas. The mercury climbed to 42 degrees Celsius (108 Fahrenheit) on Friday before dropping a bit on Saturday.

Road to the Horse Donates $97,000 to Horses for Heroes

Donations to the benefit auction held by Road to the Horse plus wristbands sold to the public raised $97,000 to be donated to Central Kentucky Riding for Hope's Equine Services for Heroes Program.

BLM Oregon Blocks Adoption of Wild Mustang with Rare Twin Foals

Adoption was blocked by BLM Wild Horse and Burro Specialist Rob Sharp, who has plans for the mare to be separated from her foals and used in BLM's cruel mare sterilization experiments.