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Who Stole My Body? What Every Horse Back Rider Should Know
âIf you are like most horsemen of a certain age, you find yourself wondering, "Who stole my body and left me with the one that is stiff and sore after I ride?", the good news is that you can get your flexible body back.â
Getting Foal Nutrition Right From the Start
"Ensuring your broodmareâs nutritional needs are met is critical because calories, protein, vitamins and minerals are all passed on to the foal while in utero, and later through the mareâs milk.â
Don't Let Eastern Tent Caterpillars Affect Your Pregnant Mares
Despite a cold winter eastern tent caterpillar eggs show a nearly 80% survival rate, the same rate as during the 1999-2001 Mare Reproductive Loss Syndrome, which resulted in a staggering losses of foals.
Semi-Metal Compound Could Treat Foal Pneumonia Without Promoting Multi-Drug Resistant Bacteria
Pneumonia is one of the leading causes of disease and death in foals and there is currently no effective vaccine licensed.
Brooke USA Foundation Hosts Webinar with Rep. Don Beyer: An Update on the Ejiao Act
A growing number of people living in impoverished communities in the Global South are seeing donkeys upon which they depend stolen and killed to meet demand from the ejiao trade.
Protective Humoral Immunity of Mares and Their Foals Post Equine Rotavirus A G3P[12] Vaccination
Due to Equine rotavirus A’s incredibly infectious nature, high number of virus particles shed in fecal matter, and other factors, it is very hard to contain once an outbreak occurs.
Brooke USA Foundation Supporters Visited Washington, D.C. to Meet with Congressional Offices
With the demand for ejiao products in China decimating the world’s donkey populations, global prices have increased and it has become increasingly difficult for owners to replace their stolen animals.
Problems in Equine Reproduction
Thinking about breeding your mare or stallion? A basic understanding of potential problems will help you make good decisions along the way. This primer covers problems with both mares and stallions - a must read for prospective breeders.
Cornell's Equine Seminar Series presents "Foal speed - What to Know about Your Newborn"
Understanding what is normal and abnormal with a newly born foal is crucial as we help our foals begin what will hopefully be a healthy and happy horsey life.
Cornel's Equine Seminar Series Presents "Let's Take a Closer Look: Endoscopy in Veterinary Medicine"
Dr. Eileen Hackett, professor of large animal surgery at the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, will discuss endoscopy in veterinary medicine during December seminar series.