“Crisis point” for Arizona’s wild horses as roundups begin
Wildlife expert fears the first removals of wild horses from Arizona’s Apache National Forest area could be “the beginning of the end” for the mustangs.
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Wildlife expert fears the first removals of wild horses from Arizona’s Apache National Forest area could be “the beginning of the end” for the mustangs.
Read moreNine deaths were reported, as well as abortions. The authors want more extensive seroprevalence studies on EHV-4 in the country.
Read more“The kindness of equestrian communities across the world has been generous and instant.”
Read moreA high temperature is often the earliest sign that a horse is unwell. Prompt detection could prevent the spread of strangles.
Read moreThe treatment selectively kills cancerous cells without harming the surrounding healthy tissue.
Read moreThe Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation will spend $1,661,180 to fund 15 new projects and 10 continuing projects at 16 universities, and three career development awards worth $20,000 each.
Read moreMicroscopic changes seen in the equine heart muscle and arteries were similar to those seen in obese people.
Read moreImprovements were found in occupational performance, mood, quality of life, gait, and balance by Italian researchers.
Read moreRiders who had completed more starts in previous competitions accumulated fewer faults in first rounds and jump-offs.
Read moreBritain’s National Equine Forum has celebrated its 30th birthday, and this year looked at grave threats to sustainability within the equestrian sector, from workforce challenges to growing resistance to de-wormers.
Read moreThe alarming problems facing Britain’s equestrian workforce given that the supply of employees was not meeting the demand of employers was outlined at last week’s 2022 National Equine Forum.
Read moreThe future could involve enhanced and individualized therapies, providing a better outcome for affected animals.
Read moreMore than 1700 centres have been invited to respond about their capacity, facilities, staffing and activities, the challenges they face around viability, marketing and profitability.
Read moreA leading veterinarian says 20 years of research and education had failed to change horse owner behaviour, and if an equine welfare crisis was to be averted the supply of dewormers might have to be limited.
Read more“It remains open whether S. aureus plays a rather primary or secondary role in the development of equine pastern dermatitis,” say researchers.
Read moreThistle was so underweight her hip bones were sticking out through her thick winter coat. She and her young companion are now in The Donkey Sanctuary’s care.
Read moreThe veterinary profession has come together to provide direct support for medics in Ukraine, both human and veterinary, with a British vet filling a van and making the 2500-mile round trip to drop off supplies.
Read moreLipid profiling will likely provide valuable insights into the pathways and mechanisms surrounding fertilisation, say researchers.
Read moreStudy results reveal a need to increase rider awareness of head injuries and more education on helmet use, care and replacement.
Read moreEllerslie Racecourse will be out of action for more than 18 months while a new track system is installed.
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