Don’t get your dander up: Fresh insights into horse allergies
Some horses might be classified as either high or low allergen producers, the researchers concluded.
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Some horses might be classified as either high or low allergen producers, the researchers concluded.
Read moreDr Bob Cook questions the use of bits in racing.
Read more“We are the only place in the world to use this new lung function test with assisted expiration.”
Read more“We can think of no one more deserving of this award,” colleagues said.
Read moreResearchers examined the eyes of 327 horses in southeast Queensland.
Read more“There has not been enough simple science applied to help us get the best from our horses’ hooves.”
Read moreMobile phone shows high sensitivity for detecting and characterising the cardiac arrhythmias of horses.
Read moreSignificance of alternative PPID treatment noted by British Equine Veterinary Association; findings on antibiotic use in equine veterinary practice also recognised.
Read moreThe findings revealed specific bacterial species and assemblages that may be signatures of obesity and leanness in the horse gut.
Read moreFrench researchers describe inconsistent response to use of steamed hay.
Read moreFindings could have widespread impacts on how both vets and owners manage and treat wounds in the future.
Read moreA horse’s optimal temperature range is very different to that of humans. When we use ourselves as gauges, we risk over-rugging our horses.
Read moreWhen intestines become ‘leaky’ pathogens and toxins can enter the horse’s body.
Read more“These results suggest a lack of fundamental knowledge exists in these horse owners, which has the potential to negatively impact equine health and welfare.”
Read moreSome 180 veterinarians drawn from 14 African countries will benefit from In-Service Applied Veterinary Epidemiology, a training program launched by the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization and Texas A&M AgriLife Research.
Read more“It is known that some toxins or drugs can pass into the colostrum in human. If the colostrum of the mare was contaminated by HGA or its metabolite, it could have intoxicated the foal.”
Read moreDrug-testing figures for the disciplines are contained in the Clean Sport Report, released ahead of the FEI’s annual General Assembly.
Read moreEquine vet association says knowledge shortfall in equine dentistry is “being slowly remedied by the vast array of fundamental research recently published”.
Read more“Hand-washing can’t be underestimated in the role it plays in protecting public health.”
Read moreBlue Cross-led National Equine Health Survey hailed a success in its eighth and final year.
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