Drug resistance in E. coli across range of animal species investigated
Samples from horses, cattle, dogs, pigs, poultry, ducks and turkeys analyzed for French study.
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Rare sale of equestrian sculptor’s private collection
Renowned equine artist and sculptor Gwen Reardon to offer dozens of pieces from her personal collection at auction.
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International rescue: How Twitter helped save a jailed donkey
The positive power of social media has helped an incarcerated donkey in Mexico, half a world away from The Donkey Sanctuary’s headquarters in Britain.
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Hand-held equine blood testing device gives speedy results
StableLab can detect infections with 97% accuracy, and with 50 times greater sensitivity than a thermometer.
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World Horse Welfare calls for licensing of equine sanctuaries
“Those equines that are fortunate enough to be taken in by these organisations often are at their most vulnerable and the licensing of these centres will ensure that they are given the protection they deserve.”
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Why you shouldn’t deworm all your horses, all the time
What are parasite refugia? Why are they important in parasite control? Martin Nielsen explains why.
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UK supermarket chain pulls fireworks from shelves
Animal welfare groups and public welcome move by Sainsbury’s to stop stocking fireworks.
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Police horse goes on strike to help other working animals
Actor Brian Blessed and other famous voices highlight the plight of working animals overseas.
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NZ welcomes first foal born using intracytoplasmic sperm injection
New Zealand’s first foal produced by intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) has been born.
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PRP and IRAP: Where nature meets science in horse injury treatment
Two methods that have become increasingly popular to treat equine injuries are Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) and Interleukin-1 Receptor Antagonist Protein (IRAP).
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Science of saddle-fitting explored in equine veterinary journal
“Poor saddle-fit is a frequent contributor to sub-optimal performance but is often overlooked.”
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Deworm debunk: Wormer rotation and resistance in horses
Does dewormer rotation prevent drug resistance? Well, maybe not. Watch this video and learn why.
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Fall in number of stallions used by US Thoroughbred breeders
Figures paint a picture of an ongoing decline over the last 12 years.
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Safety improvements in Aust eventing to follow coroner’s report
Coroner gives detailed recommendations to the sport of eventing in his reports into the deaths of Olivia Inglis and Caitlyn Fischer in 2016.
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Deworm debunk: Do you deworm at the first frost?
Do you deworm at the first frost? Watch this video and learn why that does not make much sense.
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Vets could be vital to communications should exotic horse diseases enter Britain – study
Survey findings suggest horse owners might be more likely to listen to veterinarians rather than government directives.
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Contaminated hay behind drugs breach in Endurance horse, tribunal finds
The source of the two drugs was traced to teff hay a South African family bought from a new supplier after their regular supplier ran short in a drought.
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Competition horse deaths spur analysis on Medroxyprogesterone
Fatalities reported following use of synthetic progesterone Medroxyprogesterone acetate (MPA) in horses.
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Rider-horse weight ratios put to the test in Danish study
Riders rode with no additional weight, or with an extra 15% or 25% of their body weight added to a vest. How did the horses fare?
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Standardized atlas of the horse’s brain produced by scientists
There is growing interest in the horse for neurological research due to its large and complex brain, cognitive abilities and long lifespan.
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