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Magnetic Resonance Imaging for Diagnostic Purposes in Horses
Magnetic Resonance Imaging is a relatively new type of imaging for horses since it works by detecting abnormal tissue density and fluid in soft tissue and bone based on tissue response to magnetization.
Make Grooming Your Horse a Cinch
Professional Julie Goodnight weighs in with some tips on making horse grooming easier and more productive.
Kentucky Horse Council Announces November KENA Event: What's REALLY in Your Horse's Feed?
Deciphering equine feed tags and supplement labels can feel like an exercise in futility if you don't have a master's degree in equine nutrition.
Does Your Horse Have Leaky Gut Syndrome?
A horse is a fermentation vat on four legs with an attitude,” said Dr. Bill Vandergrift, Ph.D., at the start of the Triple Crown Nutrition Lunch and Learn.
Initial Results from UK Indoor Horse Arena Survey Released
The definition of an indoor arena varies by where respondents live and how their climate impacts horse sport participation.
Equine Granulocytic Anaplasmosis Guidelines Published by the AAEP
Tick control through environmental avoidance and diligent removal from horses is the most effective control measure for preventing Equine Granulocytic Anaplasmosis.
Horse Doctors Ride the Wave of Opportunity at AAEP Convention in San Diego
With a choice from among 123.5 hours of continuing education offerings, practitioners acquired new knowledge and approaches to help resolve medical ailments across all body systems of the horse.
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.
Time for Fall Safety Check of Horse Barns and Stables
A fall checkup of all electrical and heating systems, including a check of all fire extinguishers will help insure the safety of your horses, as well as the people who care for them.