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February 12, 2025

Screwworm in Horses: Surveillance and Reporting Imperative

Entomologists and government officials are on high alert for the reappearance of an insidious pest, the New World screwworm. Read more
January 15, 2025

Hypersalivation in Horses: Look at Feedstuffs

Hypersalivation, also known as slobbers, is usually due to ingested mycotoxins or ergot alkaloids, often part of the forage Read more
January 08, 2025

Myofibrillar Myopathy in Horses: History, Feeding, and Management

In addition to diet changes, management and exercise protocols recommended for MFM horses play important roles in affected horses. Read more
December 30, 2024

Oral Glucose Test in Horses: A Closer Look at Lipids

A research team set out to gain a better understanding of the role of lipids and lipid metabolism in Read more
December 23, 2024

Stall-Side Testing for PPID in Progress

A rapid, sensitive, and cost-effective stall-side test kit that detects PPID may be on the horizon for horse owners Read more
December 02, 2024

New Drug for Lowering Insulin Levels in Horses Shows Promise

Medications blocking GLP-1 receptors could be suitable therapeutic agents to include in a treatment protocol for hyperinsulinemia-associated laminitis. Read more
November 11, 2024

Alfalfa Pellets for Severe Equine Asthma: Pros and Cons

A recent study found that feeding alfalfa pellets helps horses with severe asthma more than feeding steamed hay. Read more
November 06, 2024

Frozen Fecal Transplants in Horses: Four Findings

In the case of dysbiosis, or an imbalance in the hndgut microbiome, veterinarians may recommend fecal microbiota transplant.  Read more
November 04, 2024

Back to Basics: Studying Canagliflozin in Horses for Treating Insulin Dysregulation

Looking to fill the gaps in knowledge on medications for insulin dysregulation, researchers studied the oft-used canagliflozin. Read more
Measuring Research Samples in the Lab
October 30, 2024

Shelf-Stable Platelet Lysate Benefits Horses with Musculoskeletal Disease

Researchers found a way to freeze-dry platelet lysate, producing a shelf-stable product that widens the net of regenerative therapy. Read more
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