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Equine Guelph HEALTHFlash Survey Now Online
Donât Delay, Have Your Say about Your Horseâs Health! with Equine Guelph HEALTHflash survey.
World Rabies Day Raising Awareness of Effects on Horses and Humans
World Rabies Day is held on September 28, the anniversary of the death of Louis Pasteur who, with his colleagues, developed the first efficacious rabies vaccine.
NY Task Force To Investigate Horse Fatalities
A week after receiving a letter from Gov. Cuomo questioning the alarming 20 equine fatalities, 18 of them fatal breakdowns, at Aqueduct since the inner-dirt meet began Nov. 30, a [no-glossary]team of investigators was approved by the New York State Racing
New Mexico Updates Equine Laws
*Effective April 9, 2012*, equine will not be accepted to NM livestock markets on a telephone permit. All in-district equine must have proof of ownership. All other in-state equine must be accompanied by an NMLB Form 1 inspection, an NMLB 1-H certific
Recent Outbreak of EIA in Horses May Be Ending
Cases of a fatal horse disease continue to rise in Saskatchewan, but the worst of a recent outbreak may be over according to the federal agency that monitors the disease.
Horse with Rabies Dies in Florida
The Lee County Health Dept. has issued a warning to all pet and livestock owners following the death of a horse that contracted rabies in North Fort Myers, Florida.
Horse Drawn Boat Making Waves in England
A rare horse-drawn narrowboat named Ilkeston is currently on an epic journey across the English countryside. The Ilkeston, built in 1912, is travelling from Ellesmere Port to London to mark its 100th birthday in the same year as the Diamond Jubilee and th
AAEP Convention and Trade Show Goes Virtual This December
According to President Dr. David Frisbie, the AAEP Convention is not only an educational experience but an important gathering for the close-knit community of Horse Doctors.
Innovative Research on Equine Lameness & Equine Conditioning Tips
Dr Hurtig is excited about his research on Intra Articular therapies using direct injection into the joint as a targeted therapy but cautions against injections used for maintenance.
Mud Fever or Pastern Dermatitis - What to Do about It
Removing the underlying cause is of course the easiest way to avoid mud fever (or whatever you call it) but is often easier said than done.