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Invokana and Steglatro Use in EMS and PPID - What Horse Owners Need to Know
Invokana and Steglatro are highly effective in reducing glucose and insulin, but their use requires understanding of the risks and how to prevent or reduce potentially dangerous side effects.
First Annual Give Back to Go Scholarship Awarded to Thoroughbred Makeover Trainer
The Give Back to Go Scholarship may just have launched a movement raising awareness of off-track Thoroughbreds in new and creative ways.
Update on Research on Equine Cerebrellar Abiotrophy
Equine Cerebellar Abiotrophy (CA) is a debilitating degenerative condition of the cerebellar portion of the brain which results in a severe lack of coordination.
Testing for Equine Cushing's Disease
According to the Animal Health Diagnostic Center at Cornell University, the most commonly used diagnostic tests for diagnosis and treatment of equine Cushingâs are the endogenous ACTH & Insulin baseline in combination, the dexamethasone-suppression t
Reflective Leg Bands Mean Safer Riding
Shorter daylight doesn't mean shorter riding time. With a pair of Reflective Leg Bands riding after dark and on cloudy days provides the safety one needs to be seen.
EasyCare Announces 2011 Hoof Boot Contest Results
EasyCare has announced the results of the 2011 edition of the $10,000 Hoof Boot Contest. Riders enrolled in the sixth annual EasyCare Hoof Boot Contest accumulated more than 25,000 miles across two disciplines.
Keratitis
Learn how Keratitis affects the horse's eye, why it is important to engage a veterinarian who can correctly identify the condition and give the necessary treatment to prevent blindness.
Seventeen Equine Health Studies To Share $1.1M in Funding
âIn scope, the research studies funded by Morris Animal Foundation will cover a diverse set of equine health challenges, including infectious diseases, musculoskeletal disorders, and respiratory illnesses.â
Study Focuses on Lyme Disease in Horses and Humans
Newsdate: Thu, 14 Mar 2013 - 12:16 pm Location: LEXINGTON, Kentucky A study underway at the University of Kentucky has the potential to improve prevention and treatment not only of Lyme disease in horses and humans, but of other significant diseases
Laminitis Research Studies Sources of Inflammation
In a study by Samantha Steelman and Bhanu P. Chowdhary at the Veterinary Integrative Biosciences department of the College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A and M University, the researchers examined the role of the anti-inflammatory protein APOA-IV in chro