Potential for ertugliflozin to help horses with insulin dysregulation highlighted
The drug belongs to a relatively new class of human antidiabetic drugs that lower insulin concentration by inhibiting glucose resorption in the kidneys.
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The drug belongs to a relatively new class of human antidiabetic drugs that lower insulin concentration by inhibiting glucose resorption in the kidneys.
Read moreAn emaciated mare who was nursed back to health by World Horse Welfare has become the inspirational face behind the charity’s Christmas appeal.
Read moreCortisol is considered a biomarker for assessing both psychological and physiological stress in horses.
Read moreThe requirement for frequent vaccination in the field to limit virus shedding and hence transmission is apparent, the researchers said.
Read more“We’ve acknowledged our previous shortcomings but now must seize the opportunities outlined in the strategy to initiate the actions and changes required.”
Read moreThe unique genomic architecture of animal breeds need to be preserved, they say, as they represent monuments of the historical development of mankind.
Read moreOver the last decade, hundreds of thousands of donkeys have been slaughtered for their skins and exported.
Read more“Recent research in lateralisation and stress has helped scientists find links between stress and the sides of the body animals use to inspect new objects and people or engage in new experiences.”
Read moreThe $US3.8 million in grants for 2023 brings the total awarded by the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance (TAA) since its inception in 2012 to $31.9 million.
Read moreResearchers quantified the levels of biomarkers of cartilage and bone anabolism and catabolism, as well as of osteoarthritis and inflammation.
Read moreSporthorse Welfare Foundation calls for improved education and research and a dedicated welfare charter to inform those involved in equestrian management practices.
Read moreThe study team used data from a sternal-mounted sensor to analyse stride parameters between and at the jumps.
Read morePrestigious award for Terry Pendry, who worked and rode with Queen Elizabeth II from 1994 until her death in 2022.
Read moreIdentifying the ideal source for these cells for different species is important in developing regenerative therapies.
Read more“We all share one future. One health, one welfare. Animals, humans and the environment are intertwined.”
Read moreThe middle-heavy body shape was associated with higher total adiponectin concentrations than both other shapes, suggesting this fat accumulation pattern may be less detrimental in ponies.
Read moreRegenerative therapies involve the use of living cells and non-cell therapies to treat various diseases, injuries, and medical conditions to restore affected tissue to its native state.
Read moreFinal report of horse sport’s Equine Ethics and Wellbeing Commission to serve as a blueprint for future-proofing equestrian sports.
Read moreThe study team said owners must be educated on the effects of obesity, equine metabolic syndrome and endocrinopathic laminitis, as these pose a welfare risk.
Read moreNew tool allows different management options to be assessed individually or in tandem.
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