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“It is the first time that such massive digital resources in the academic world are being dedicated to the subject of the horse.”
Read moreStudy used a process called trio-binning to add more data to reference genomes.
Read moreBack-to-back conferences from the International Society for Equitation Science and Companion Animals New Zealand will look at the latest research that aims to improve the quality of life for animals.
Read moreThe biological processes and molecular functions underlying aging in equine tendon are not well understood, the researchers say.
Read moreFlavonoids are naturally occurring compounds found in plants and berries that used to be eaten regularly by wild horses. These compounds help process sugar but are not found in modern equine diets.
Read moreCollecting horse data internationally requires not only an interconnected and harmonized system, but a global will to do so.
Read moreDr Natalia Novoa looks at how to tackle anhidrosis in horses, particularly in hot and humid climates.
Read more“The fragmented movement of horses combined with numerous sites of co-mingling makes tracing the potential spread of a disease outbreak a necessary part of an infection control plan, both locally and nationally.”
Read moreLatest webinar from feed brand Spillers is all about gastric ulcers and horse nutrition for owners. It also offers AMTRA CPD for industry professionals.
Read moreThe erosive properties of equine teeth were found to be closer to those of human teeth than those of bovine teeth.
Read moreThe British Equine Veterinary Association is using this year’s Antimicrobial Awareness Week to urge horse owners not to hoard previously prescribed antibiotics ‘for a rainy day.’
Read moreUpdate guidance has been issued for those in Britain who use a saliva-based test to inform tapeworm control in their horses.
Read moreBritish rare breeds dominated in the Supreme SEIB Insurance Brokers Search for a Star Your Horse Live Championship at the weekend, with Suffolk Punch and a Dales pony taking the top honours.
Read moreBeing stabled for part of the day may provide potential ulcer-reducing benefits, such as protection from adverse weather, individual feeding and access to forage without disturbance.
Read moreShowjumper McLain Ward, farrier Joe Alfano and plastic surgeon and enthusiastic horseman Dr Csaba Magassy inducted into Pennsylvania National Horse Show Hall of Fame.
Read moreAsthma research in horses is often complicated by challenges in obtaining suitable samples from the lungs. Researchers in Britain propose another option.
Read moreEquine ethologist Renate Larssen will look at the challenging topic of aggression in horses, why horses may become aggressive, and how to manage such behaviours.
Read moreThe basal values of some cytokines may be beneficial in forecasting horse fitness level, researchers report.
Read moreLatest OwnerView conference panel features Rood and Riddle vets Dr Scott Morrison and Dr Brad Tanner.
Read moreThere may be implications for what some domesticated species and captive zoo animals are fed.
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