Equine Medicine

Neogen Corporation and US Equestrian will develop educational materials for US Equestrian members

Texas A&M research uncovered a connection between phenylbutazone and the ability of mare egg cells to become viable embryos.

The American Association of Equine Practitioners’ guidelines offer information on reducing the risk of parasitic diseases in horses, anthelmintic resistance, and more

UC Davis equine specialists recently treated 2-year-old Tenacious Candy after presenting to hospital barely able to stand

The compliance assistant platform helps veterinarians authenticate and manage veterinary health documents

The Equine Brief Pain Inventory was designed to help horse owners recognize signs of pain associated with the disease

The integration of Precision Equine Pharmacy with Wedgewood Pharmacy will result in a wider range of compounded equine medications

The therapy demonstrated an 88% resolution rate in one study

Guidelines created by bovine and equine associations help educate the veterinary community on the skills of credentialed technicians

The Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine was approved to studied stem cell therapies in dogs and horses

Effective February 1, 2025, the new regulations are an effort by the federal agency to put an end to the practice of horse soring

Early treatment and a multimodal approach can help improve patient outcomes

The Texas A&M Large Animal Teaching Hospital team used intensive care, special techniques, and surgery to save the German warmblood

Washington State University researchers received over $370,000 for a 2-year study

Researchers looked at the diagnostic traits and prognostic outcomes of this disease

The University of Edinburgh’s Dick Vet Equine Hospital will offer enhanced level of imaging modalities for its patients

An American Paint Horse was brought to Texas A&M after he began experiencing recurring stints of colic

The injectable treatment from Vetoquinol was last available for use in 2015.

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NC State University ophthalmologists help a show-jumping horse after an eye infection becomes severe

An equine veterinarian outlines an effective treatment for stabilizing a wounded pastern or foot region

Increased age, stallions, secondary infections, housing environment, use of the animal, diet, and distal limb conformation all have been associated with increased occurrence and severity of the condition.

Morris Animal Foundation gave 10 grants to find more ways of advancing equine health

Investigators are seeking information that will give equine scientists and veterinarians vital information they can use to provide care and treatment advice to owners

The 2023 recognitions were presented at the organization's 69th annual convention in San Diego, California.