More research warranted into disc degeneration in horses – review
Back pain caused by disc problems has a major socio-economic impact in humans, yet historically has received minimal attention in other species.
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Back pain caused by disc problems has a major socio-economic impact in humans, yet historically has received minimal attention in other species.
Read moreVeterinarians and musculoskeletal practitioners will share information on understanding and managing complex unsoundness and optimising equine performance at the highest level.
Read moreStudy findings confirm the role of other herd members as a social buffer and the importance of social motivation to confront a stressor.
Read moreAachen is among the bidders for the 2026 FEI World Championships in six disciplines. It was the host of the 2006 World Equestrian Games.
Read moreThe parapoxvirus caused an outbreak of dermatitis among horses in Finland in 2022.
Read moreResearchers in Brazil assessed the effects of firocoxib in healthy horses on the their stomach lining and several important biochemical parameters.
Read moreSmithsonian vets save endangered Przewalski’s Horse filly foal who was stolen by her grandmother at birth and later sustained a fractured foreleg.
Read moreCase report highlights the need for further investigations, even on archived samples, to clarify the causes of equine congenital papilloma.
Read moreEndoscopy remains the best way to evaluate guttural pouch disease, but imaging can add valuable information to help in making a diagnosis.
Read moreOne of the earliest illustrated books featuring horsemanship offers a lavish collection of hand-coloured plates from the late 16th century.
Read moreWith growing international horse movements, the need for improved disease surveillance is greater than ever.
Read moreDiverse fossils From La Brea Tar Pits tell story of how horses, saber-toothed cats, dire wolves, and other megafauna that once roamed the Los Angeles Basin disappeared.
Read moreResearchers offer the Triple-E Model as a new way of looking at equine-related science.
Read moreBilled as the longest and toughest horse race in the world, the Mongol Derby has been won by a Scandinavian rider for the first time.
Read moreMortality rates of cases treated with metronidazole were significantly lower than untreated cases.
Read more“Up to now we have largely relied upon drivers’ and trainers’ descriptive reports about driving horses’ responses to rein signals.”
Read moreStudy examined whether other solutions might create less lung inflammation. The findings supported the continued use of saline.
Read more“It’s important to continue to increase the participation of Thoroughbreds in equestrian sports and support the riders who compete them.”
Read moreResearchers initially suspected the head portrayed a horse, but recent finds lend weight to the possibility it is a bear.
Read moreResearchers have linked the eye preference of horses in viewing a novel object to particular cardiac responses, raising interesting questions
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