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New documentary takes viewers into the field to discover the ecological importance of wild horses and burros as “keystone species” that restore and maintain native biodiversity, benefiting many interrelated plants and animals.
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“The equine community has been eagerly anticipating an FDA-approved safe and effective product to control fever in horses.”
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Do lunging aids provide any benefits? Researchers look at their effects on muscles, using thermographic imaging.
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New member of vulnerable species the first to be born at Calgary Zoo since 2017.
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The British Horse Council describes its simple two-page document as a timely reminder to parliamentary candidates of why the British horse sector matters in the 2019 election.
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Scientists point to a growing number of cases of the neurological form around the globe.
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Donkeys are being slaughtered at five times the rate of production, “and that means that is not sustainable”.
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Optimizing husbandry conditions revealed as a key factor in managing effects of stress on horses.
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Auction comprises a curated collection of works representing more than 300 years of the history of the genre of sporting art, with works portraying racing, hunting and shooting.
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More transparency is needed in the industry that collects equine chorionic gonadotropin, according to a review team.
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Other behaviours – such as standing alert, walking and excreting – decreased compared to the control periods when no music was played.
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Got a hard-to-buy-for equestrian in your life? Here’s some inspiration to help this festive season.
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Data-logging systems will be used to monitor horse health during air transport, including heart rate, respiration, and temperature.
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Mixed grazing of horses with cattle “opens a promising alternative for controlling horse parasitic infection that remains largely unknown by horse breeders.”
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Researchers compare properly fitting saddles with those that are too wide and too narrow. Here are the results.
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Four-year trial unable to show that vaccination can protect against Equine Grass Sickness (EGS).
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Nearly all those who responded to a survey reported they had been confronted at least once by a rider or associate over the decision to declare a horse lame.
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The Australian Veterinary Association is imploring consumers to handle any antimicrobials prescribed to their animals with care, as health authorities around the world contend with the threat of antimicrobial resistance.
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Frequent deworming programs since the 1970s have reduced the prevalence of Strongylus vulgaris, but it has come at a price.
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Pet ownership the “link in the chain” to combat poverty, mental health problems and loneliness, report indicates.
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