Joint injuries in horses: Specialist plumps for three months rest
Research shows corticosteroid injections into the injured joints of racehorses can actually increase the risk of further injury.
Read moreResearch shows corticosteroid injections into the injured joints of racehorses can actually increase the risk of further injury.
Read moreThe Hendra virus can strike at any time, traditionally there are more cases seen during the cooler months.
Read more“Our results clearly demonstrate the potential of serum metabolomics to provide insight into molecular pathophysiology and to define a metabolomic signature for EMS.”
Read moreThe love affair with soy is starting to fade. An increasing number of horse feed manufacturers are coming out with soy-free lines following consumer demand.
Read moreNew swallowable product treats symptoms associated with colic and hind-gut acidosis, gastro intestinal disturbances, and acts as an ammonia binder and mycotoxin binder.
Read moreResearch into a form of heparin shows promise, according to US researchers.
Read moreAll body systems, including cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, reproductive, neuromuscular, and skeletal systems depend on exercise to remain sound.
Read moreAmeloblastic fibroma removed along with the front mandible, including the lower incisor teeth.
Read more“It was very much touch and go as to whether she would survive.”
Read moreAtrial fibrillation appeared to be particularly prevalent in the descendants of one sire family. One broodmare also featured prominently.
Read more“In addition, it could have importance as a prognostic factor for the severity of colic,” the researchers say.
Read moreDelayed shedding or regional hypertrichosis can be early warning signs of Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (PPID) – a metabolic condition that suppresses the immune system when high cortisol levels increase blood sugar levels.
Read moreResearch is driving important changes in our understanding of this crippling disease.
Read moreMostly sport horses have been affected, according to authorities.
Read moreResults from Britain’s latest National Equine Health Survey show that some horse owners are still not up to speed with best worming practice.
Read more“Some of these rhythms were life-threatening and if you saw it in the patient in the clinic you’d stand back in case the horse fell on you.”
Read moreEven healthy older horses have increased insulin responses, compared to younger horses, in response to a starch rich or starch and sugar rich meal.
Read moreScientists report the vaccine was well tolerated and didn’t lead to any negative side effects.
Read moreDental endoscope enables a more thorough examination by placing a small camera and light source directly into the horse’s mouth.
Read moreFirst successful 3D mapping and ablation of an atrial arrhythmia in a horse.
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