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Veterinarians in Kentucky on high alert
Lexington- Veterinarians and breeders would rather err on the side of caution as the foaling season nears in Kentucky, after 20 percent of mares in the region lost their foals last year.
Lexington-
Veterinarians and breeders would rather err on the side of caution as the foaling season nears in Kentucky, after 20 percent of mares in the region lost their foals last year.
Both parties are focused on any unusual patterns of weather this year as well as measures to control the caterpillar population.
A state report shows that the thoroughbred industry lost 516 foals and 2,998 aborted fetuses last spring.
Researchers plan to begin an extensive environmental monitoring system that would provide advanced warning, should a new epidemic occur.
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