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Dentistry in the Horse

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Dentistry in the Horse

Fox Run Equine Center By Brian S. Burks, DVM, Diplomate, ABVP, Board Certified Equine Specialist You would not have your oral cavity and teeth examined by an unlicensed individual, nor would you take your dog and cat to anyone but a veterinarian. Rather, you would seek out someone who received undergraduate education, followed by professional […]

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The Reason for the Coggins Test

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The Reason for the Coggins Test

AAEP This time of the year sees a lot of traveling horses, either for pleasure or for business/competition. Most horse owners know that a negative Coggins test is a document required to be able to transport their animals across state lines and enter them in a competitive event (or even board at someone’s barn); if, […]

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Taking Equine Vital Signs

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Taking Equine Vital Signs

  By Brian S. Burks, DVM, Diplomate, ABVP, Board Certified Equine Specialist Fox Run Equine Center   Every horse owner should know how to take vital signs. This can help the veterinarian determine the severity your horse’s condition. Noticing that your horse is not feeling its best- off feed, depressed, has colic, etc.- is the […]

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Watch the Webinar: Healthy Spring Grazing

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Watch the Webinar: Healthy Spring Grazing

Kentucky Equine Research Do you want to know more about the effects of spring grass on your horse’s gastrointestinal tract? Watch this webinar! Titled “Healthy Spring Grazing,” the webinar is led by Katie Young, Ph.D., an equine nutritionist with a wide range of experience in the field of nutrition, including time spent in academia, industry, […]

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Lameness Exams: Evaluating the Lame Horse

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Lameness Exams: Evaluating the Lame Horse

AAEP Stress, strain or injury can take a toll on any horse, even one with no obvious conformation defects. When lameness occurs, you should contact your veterinarian promptly. A prompt examination can save you time, money and frustration by diagnosing and treating the problem immediately, possibly preventing further damage. The goal of such early examinations […]

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Zoetis Expands Diagnostic Expertise With Additions of AI Dermatology and AI Equine Fecal Egg Count Analysis to Vetscan Imagyst™ Platform

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Zoetis Expands Diagnostic Expertise With Additions of AI Dermatology and AI Equine Fecal Egg Count Analysis to Vetscan Imagyst™ Platform

Zoetis Zoetis, the world leader in animal health, today announced the expansion of its multi-purpose, diagnostics platform, Vetscan Imagyst™, to include two new applications, one for AI dermatology, available now; and another for AI equine FEC analysis, which will be available in Spring 2023. These diagnostic additions broaden Vetscan Imagyst testing capabilities beyond existing AI […]

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Innovative Technology Set to Further Improve Levels of Care at SOCAL Equine Hospital

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Innovative Technology Set to Further Improve Levels of Care at SOCAL Equine Hospital

SoCal Equine Hospital March 2023 SoCal Equine Hospital (Norco, CA), known for its high level of care, has increased patient welfare further with the recent installation of an equine weight-bearing, standing CT (Computed Tomography) scanner. SoCal Equine Hospital is excited to add the innovative Asto CT Equina® scanner to their advanced diagnostic imaging services, providing […]

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Why Do Horseflies Avoid Stripes?

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Why Do Horseflies Avoid Stripes?

Equine Science Update Researchers at the University of Bristol have discovered the reason why horseflies tend to avoid attacking individuals with stripes, as opposed to those with big, solid dark patches.  Their findings show that stark black-and-white contrasts and small dark patches are particularly effective in preventing horsefly attack. Specifically, these features eliminate the outline […]

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Equine Guelph Drives Home Safety with Online Trailer Course

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Equine Guelph Drives Home Safety with Online Trailer Course

Equine Guelph Planning on getting hitched in 2023?  Equine Guelph is rolling out a brand-new online course March 6 – 20 on TheHorsePortal.ca – Horse Trailer Safety (Part One). “WAY too many private horse owners tell me ‘they didn’t know’ after an incident with their horses and trailer/transport. Hauling horses is a serious responsibility,” says Dr. Rebecca […]

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Equine Navicular Disease

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Equine Navicular Disease

Equine Navicular Disease (Podotrochleosis) By Brian S. Burks, DVM, Diplomate, ABVP, Board Certified Equine Specialist Fox Run Equine Center Problems with the navicular bone are relatively common but are often treatable when found early. Navicular disease is a chronic, primarily forelimb lameness associated with pain from the distal sesamoid bone. Advanced navicular disease is associated […]

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