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Health Officials Alerting Horse Owners to Mosquito-borne Diseases
Health officials across the country are continuing to alert horse owners and the public to the dangers of mosquito-borne illnesses in both horses and humans including Eastern equine encephaltis and West Nile virus.
127th Pasadena Rose Parade Features Horses and Equestrian Units Galore!
âHorses and equestrian units are integral part of the 127th Pasadena Rose Parade highlighting a wide variety of breeds including Andalusians, Clydesdales, Percherons, and Saddlebreds with skilled riders, eye-catching costumes and hand-crafted tack.â
Dr. Getty Reminds You: Your Horse's Cecum Exit Defies Gravity
âWithout enough food matter to âfill the tubeâ (cecum), sand, dirt, and undigested material can remain at the bottom, leading to colic. Avoiding this is simple: Feed your horse a continuous supply of forage -- all day, and all night.â
"Horses First" To Be Theme of American Endurance Ride's Annual Convention
Endurance riders from across the U.S. and Canada will converge on Atlanta, Georgia, for the American Endurance Ride Conferenceâs 2014 convention on March 7 and 8, 2014.
Mystery Horse in Condemned Stable Steals Hearts
Questions surround Rusty the horse discovered in an abandoned stable in the Bronx and drawing the attention of neighbors, politicians, and the general public with many seeking to come to the horse's rescue.
Behaviour and Safety Course Saves Beloved Senior Horse
Participation in Equine Guelph's behaviour and safety class, enabled a Canadian woman to help rescue workers save her downed senior horse.
Nutritional Deficiencies and How They Affect Horses
Primary deficiencies in specific nutrients, such as vitamin E, occur with improperly balanced diets., and secondary deficiencies occur when the diet is nutritionally adequate, but some other factor affects nutrient intake or absorption.
Free Webinar - March 29 - Veterinarian to Speak about Peak Equine Respiratory Health
Recognizing the surprisingly subtle symptoms of early respiratory disease is a focus of upcoming free webinar on March 29th.
Colic Researcher at North Carolina State University to Receive EQUUS Foundation Research Fellow
The use of enteric glia as a novel therapeutic target in equine medicine could benefit not only postoperative ileus patients, but also those suffering from other Intestinal issues.
Adequan® To Sponsor AHP Human-Animal Bond Award
Adequan®, the number one FDA approved treatment for degenerative joint disease in horses, has been named the title sponsor for the Human-Animal Bond Award which is part of the AHP Annual Awards Contest.