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Hematoma
Learn what causes Hematomas in horses and why large hematomas may need to be drained with follow-up care to prevent infection.
Equine Health Authors Needed
All creative team members must have exceptional writing skills with a track record of producing horse-related articles. EquiMed approaches content creation as a teamwork process so your ability to comunicate professionally with your teammates using web
Regenerative Medicine Having Impact on Vet Practices
According to researchers at UC Davis and the Maxwell Gluck Equine Center at the University of Kentucky, research in regenerative medicine technology is advancing rapidly. For both people and horses, this news is very welcome.
USDA Proposes Disease Tracing Rule
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has proposed its Animal Disease Traceability rule. USDA stated there will be a 90 day period for public comment, which will close on November 9, 2011.
Nile Virus Vaccines All-In-One
Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica, Inc. (BIVI), announces the introduction of five new vaccines, including Vetera Gold that offers 7-way protection, and Vetera Gold + [no-glossary]VEE, the only equine vaccine with 8-way disease protection in one conveni
Prescribed Drug Abuse in Race Horses
Lifelong horse owner and former New York-Bred thoroughbred breeder graces the cover of todayâs New York Times as the lead-in to a story exposing the excessive drugging of racehorses. In the third part of the Death and Disarray at Americaâs Racetracks
Standard Process Offers New Supplements
Horses today are living longer, traveling farther and performing at levels beyond yesterdayâs norms. So itâs not surprising that these modern demands can result in higher nutritional needs, as well.
Woman Brings Horse in Out of the Cold
A woman in Scotland, who is considered eccentric by her neighbors has moved her horse into the living room of her semi-detached home after her arrangements for stable space near her home fell through.
News Update: Sugar Promotes Chronic Inflammation in Horses
Causes of inflammation such as stress and obesity, high dietary levels of linoleic acid (an omega 6), free-radical consumption of poorly stored fatty feeds, and trans fat have a damaging impact on horse health.
Arizona Governor Signs Horse/Ag Bill
Gov. Jan Brewer has signed legislation that will codify a property tax break for commercial horse properties. Brewer's short signing letter said the bill "statutorily clarifies the treatment of equine properties as agricultural." Her staff was