A new therapy shows promise for reducing a serious neurologic complication that may result from the potentially deadly equine herpesvirus-1 infection.
Amy I. Bentz, VMD, DACVIM
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Articles by Amy I. Bentz, VMD, DACVIM
A newly developed ethogram can help reveal when a ridden horse feels musculoskeletal discomfort.
A new study brings good news to owners and veterinarians weighing treatment options for horses suffering from acute colic.
PPID is the most common endocrine disease in horses and occurs most often in animals over 15 years of age.
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