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Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine Opening Equine Center Near Belmont Park
The Cornell Equine Medical Center near Belmont Park is expected to open on April 1, 2014, to provide elective equine specialty services and full emergency and critical care services will be offered by the spring of 2015.
Foal Diarrhea - A Natural Occurrence?
Horse-breeders are used to the fact that most new-born foals suffer from diarrhea. Many methods have been suggested to avoid the problem, including supplementing the mothers' diets with Ã-carotene, which is known to be helpful in preventing diarrhea
Special Equine Research Report at University of Guelph
Mark your calendars! On April 6th, 2013 Equine Guelph presents an exciting seminar at the University of Guelph, featuring Ontario Veterinary College researchers who have starred in the popular "Report on Research" video series.
Update on AAEP Study of Laminitis in Horses
The Laminitis Project is designed to identify risk factors for laminitis that will provide information to guide research into the pathogenesis, treatment, and prevention of new cases of laminitis.
Canine Lyme Vaccination Has Short-lasting Antibody Response in Horses
Research shows that equine antibody responses to dog Lyme vaccines are often of low magnitude and short-lasting and doubling the canine dose can enhance antibody magnitude but not longevity of the response.
Researchers Announce Birth of Foals from Genotyped, Cryopreserved Embryos
Genotyping allows scientists to choose the embryos they want to use based on different criteria: sex, as in this experiment, the absence of known genetic disorders, or, perhaps in the future other traits that are tied to behavior.
Starlight Stable Challenge for Laminitis Research Met by Grayson-Jockey Club RF
Starlight issued a $75,000 challenge to Grayson-Jockey Club RF last year in memory of Intense Holiday, a stakes-winning colt that seemed headed for additional success until he suffered a condylar fracture.
Dr. Getty’s February Tip: Easy Keeper? Think Psyllium!
Itâs a vicious cycle â elevated glucose leads to elevated insulin. Elevated insulin leads to excess body fat. Excess body fat leads to too much insulin in the blood, which equals insulin resistance. If only blood glucose levels could be reduced â th
ARCR and Victory Riding Academy To Host Operation Free Ride Rodeo
Victory Riding Academy, Horses4Heroes and the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben Foundation are giving something back to all those that are serving or have served their country with Operation Free Ride Rodeo Sept. 21, 2013.