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April 09, 2025

Incretins May Not Play a Role in Insulin Dysregulation

A study found that the drug phenylbutazone, or “bute,” decreased insulin and glucose concentrations following an oral glucose test. Read more
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April 02, 2025

Environmental Sound Enrichment Improves Equine Welfare

Is music the path to a less-stressed life for your horse? Environmental sound enrichment, as classical music, increased serotonin Read more
March 31, 2025

Gastric Ulcer Prevalence at a Large Equine Center in China

Gastroscopic examinations of nearly 400 horses at a single equestrian center in China revealed a concerningly high rate of Read more
March 26, 2025

Low Thyroid Levels in PPID Horses May Not Warrant Treatment

Measuring low thyroid hormone levels in horses with PPID does not necessarily indicate the horse is truly hypothyroid and Read more
March 19, 2025

Wireless Device That Measures Gastric pH May Help Treat EGUS

Being able to continuously measure the pH of the stomach contents will help improve treatment strategies for horses with Read more
March 12, 2025

“Scoping Stress” Should Not Deter Owners from Gastric Ulcer Diagnostics

Some owners are hesitant to “scope” their horses for ulcers, believing it is too stressful, but recent research should Read more
March 10, 2025

Using Stem Cells to Fight Infections in Horses

Biofilms play an important role in antimicrobial resistance and life-threatening treatment failures despite aggressive antibiotic therapy. Read more
March 05, 2025

Side Effects of Common Drugs Used in Horses for Insulin Dysregulation

Sodium-glucose cotransporter-2 inhibitors block the resorption of glucose from the kidney, resulting in decreased circulating levels. Read more
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March 03, 2025

Personal Particulate Monitor Proves Soaking Hay for Horses Worthwhile

Soaking hay is simple and involves minimal cost, but many owners find it hard to do every day. A Read more
February 26, 2025

Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome and Rebound Hyperacidity: What We Know

When omeprazole is abruptly discontinued, high levels of gastrin stimulate the parietal cells to produce hydrochloric acid and rebound Read more
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