Survey to Determine Prevalence of Cushings Disease

Researchers from the University of Saskatchewan’s Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) are asking how common is Cushing’s disease internationally if it is considered one of the most commonly diagnosed endocrine disorders of horses — especia

Colorado Governor Provides Relief for Drought-stricken Ranchers

Gov. John Hickenlooper of Colorado has announced measures to provide relief for Colorado’s drought-stricken farmers and ranchers including those who own horses, cattle and other animals and need hay to survive current conditions.

Rescued Miniature Horses Recovering Slowly

The miniature horses rescued on March 8, 2012, after the owner of a small farm near Boston voluntarily gave them up are doing well according to a news release from the Animal Rescue League of Boston.

Weather Forces Cancellation of Badminton Horse Trials

The Badminton Horse Trials for many is the highlight of the equestrian year. Although the news of this year’s event being canceled has been met with disappointment, surely no one will blame the organizers when the decision has been made with the welfare

Take the Business of Horses to a New Level

Equine Business Management is part of the Certificate in Equine Business Management continuing education program and will be included in the 2013 online lineup along with other courses about horses including behavior and nutrition.

Winner of Equine Industry Vision Award Selected

Pfizer Animal Health and American Horse Publications are proud to announce that a winner has been selected to receive the 2012 Equine Industry Vision Award. Sponsored by Pfizer Animal Health, the award is intended to recognize innovation, leadership and s

Periodic Ophthalmia

Learn about the many causes of periodic Ophthalmia, also known as moon blindness and how blindness can be avoided by fast, aggressive, and consistent care of the horse's eyes.

Research Shows Effectiveness of Thermography Use in Horses

Thermography measures the presence of heat which is one of the cardinal signs of inflammation resulting from hemorrhage, trauma, tendon or joint infection in the horse.

NERN Low-Cost Castration Clinics Continue in West

Stem Cell Treatment of Wounds in Horses May Advance Treatment in Humans

Researchers are exploring the use of stem cells to treat skin wounds in horses with techniques that may eventually translate to human patients.