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The salt pellets did not adversely affect the gastric mucosa and the measured dose did not significantly alter the hematologic and serum biochemical variables.

Researchers identify problems with existing evaluation systems in a study in Poland.

Worrying seroprevalence levels were found among horses in the state of Goiás.

A case of severe neurological illness in a horse in Austria was confirmed as being caused by tick-borne encephalitis virus.

Bit chewing appears to be a safe, cost-effective way to improve small intestinal motility, the research team said.

The American study centered on 12 Thoroughbred horses, half of whom received sodium hyaluronate injections.

Different manures had different effects on soil microbial communities, researchers in Poland found.

“For a One Health approach to be successful, member states need to fix the gaps in animal health systems – which have long suffered the consequences of inattention and under-investment.”

Current testing methods cannot determine whether hydrocortisone is from an external source or produced internally.

Researchers hope their findings act as an early warning to Connemara breeders that proactive changes in breed management are required to sustain genetic variation and breed health.

Study centered on 12 Thoroughbreds under training in France.

Study sought to determine whether feeding sugar beet pulp mitigated the effects on the gut of coming off pasture.

Heat acclimatization for competitions and races in hot conditions is effective in improving aerobic energy metabolism, as well as reducing heat stress.

Study used next-generation sequencing to characterize the fungi in the gastrointestinal system of Mongolian horses.