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National Reining Horse Association Concludes Winter Meeting
NRHA, with their International Headquarters in Oklahoma City, is responsible for promoting the sport of Reining and working to ensure the highest standards of competition.
Equine Endocrinology Researcher at Ohio State University Awarded EQUUS Foundation Research Fellow
"Dr. Dembek has discovered that the increase in the number of adrenal steroids in septic foals is directly proportional to severity of disease and likelihood of mortality and also helped develop an application called FoalScore, which estimates the probab
Twin Reduction in Pregnant Mares
According tto Peter C. Sheerin, DVM, twins are a common occurrence in thoroughbreds, draft horses and warmbloods. Horses crossed with these breeds also have an increased likelihood of having twins. At one time, twins were the leading cause of non-infec
AAEP's Summer Ed Providing New Knowledge to Veterinarians
The AAEP's 2013 series of summer continuing education meetings will impart the latest trends and best practices in the diagnosis and treatment of core areas of equine health.
Common Mistakes When Building and Maintaining an Outdoor Arena
Don't miss the free live Webinar tonight, December 19, at 4.30 Pacific, 6:30 Central, 7:30 Eastern - Common Mistakes When Building and Maintaining an Outdoor Horse Arena
Glanders Causes Horse Ban in West Delhi India
Glanders is an infectious equine disease which causes suffering and inevitable death to equines, and threatens the livelihoods of the owners who depend on them.
AAEP to Host 12th International Colic Symposium
This year’s AAEP presentations will accelerate the exchange of new information about equine colic among investigators and stimulate new collaborations and research projects.
Synthetic Antibiotics, the Key to Infectious Diseases in Humans and Horses?
Researchers at the University of Copenhagen and University of British Columbia have been working to produce synthetic antibiotics that effectively fight bacteria that has become resistant to currently used antibiotics.
Low Cost Gelding Clinic Coming to California March and April 2014
NERN has begun announcing the dates and locations for the 2014 Low Cost Gelding Clinics in California, with more to be announced later and the first clinics to be held on March 15 and 16, 2014.
Penn State's Friendly Farm Program Leads to Healthier Horse Environments
The Penn State Extension Environmentally Friendly Farm Program is designed to recognize farms that adopt environmentally sound management practices that protect the environment and water quality.