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Ruptured Bladder
Learn how a ruptured bladder is sometimes discovered in a new-born foal and how it can severely affect the foals health unless the condition is promptly diagnosed and treated.
Equine Activity Liability Releases
You may know that the Equine Activity Liability Act says that you âride at your own risk.â However, liability protections do not apply to all causes of risk and all equine activities. A written liability release in any equine related activity is th
Hydrogen Peroxide
Learn how Hydrogen peroxide is useful for sterilizing, cleaning and treating wounds and stopping bleeding in horses, as well as disinfecting equipment and stable areas.
Panalog
Learn about Panalog as a combination medication in cream or ointment form that is used to treat inflammatory ear infections and skin infections in horses.
Mustang Heritage Foundation Celebrates 100,000 Extreme Mustang Makeover Facebook Fans with Fundraising Efforts
âUse your Power of $1 to help change the lives of America's Mustangs, one adoption at a time.â
AAEP Applauds Passage of Veterinary Medicine Mobility Act
Veterinarians who travel to their patients are now closer to having the complete ability to transport and administer controlled substances to provide pain management, anesthesia or euthanasia.
Wishing You and Yours A Happy New Year
"As the New Year 2017 dawns, may your lives be filled with abundant good will and the determination for a great future. May peace, health, happiness and success fill your days and may your and your animals, whether horses, cats, dogs or alpacas, be healt
Brain Injury Survivor Supports Helmets
A moving video by US Olympian Courtney King Dye opened the 2nd Riders4Helmets Helmet Safety Symposium held Saturday July 23rd at the Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington, KY.
Triple Crown Winner Justify Retired Because of Ankle Issue
Triple Crown winner, Justify, has been retired because of a problematic ankle and will be sold and put out to stud.
Olympic Competition Arena Surface Fails Tests
Organizers of the London Olympics admit they are still no closer to resolving the problems with the much-criticized competition arena surface for next summerâs equestrian events after a re-test of the material produced more complaints from international