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African Horse Sickness - Potential Threat for Disease-free Countries
African horse sickness is a dreaded, non-contagious, vector-borne disease with the potential to kill 50% to 95% of affected horses.
Haygain, Horse Health and Education
Haygain makes an ever-expanding library of useful articles available to all horse owners.
Cavallo Hoof Boots: Prepare Your Horse For Winter
Barefoot and unrestricted hooves allow the frog and sole to make direct contact with the ground and pump fresh blood through the coriums of the hoof, supporting hoof tissue and encouraging health.
Top Tips, Myth Busters and Finding the Balance for Horse Hoof Health
Top tips for hoof health are nutrition, a dry environment and balanced hoof care.
Horse Power - American Horse Council Announces Membership Drive!
We don't mean to brag - but during the pandemic we've stepped up in a BIG way to make certain the equine industry's needs are heard and met.
Vesicular Stomatitis (VS) Outbreak Updates
Vesicular stomatitis is a viral disease of horses and other animals and the infection results in blisters, crusts, and ulceration of the lips, muzzle, nose, tongue, ears, sheath, teats, and/or coronary band.
An Improved Understanding of the Genome of Sarcocystis Neurona, the Primary Cause of EPM in Horses
Horses become accidental hosts when they ingest feed or water contaminated with opossum feces containing these sporocysts.
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Learn about Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease also known as heaves which is similar to asthma in humans, the causes of the disease, and the steps horse owners can take to prevent and treat the disease.
Results of the 2015 AHP Equine Industry Survey Identify Cost Concerns for Horse Owners
âTo obtain a better understanding of how increased costs have affected horse handlers, survey participants were asked to identify areas in which costs of horse keeping had increased the most.â
What To Expect When Vaccinating Horses
Vaccines have side effects due to the immune stimulation they have to create, most of which are mild and transient, but it's important to be able to distinguish between minor side effects and those reactions that warrant a call to your veterinarian.