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Study Evaluates Injectable Treatment for Tendon Injuries

Researchers are evaluating the safety of a new injectable treatment modality for equine SDFT injuries. Studies in human medicine show NEXT injections can increase tissue durability.... Go here to read the rest: Study Evaluates Injectable Treatment for Tendon Injuries ...
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The Latest in Diagnostic Imaging Modalities for Horses

Many imaging tools are available for equine lameness diagnosis, but each serves a unique purpose. Understanding the techniques, such as MRI, radiography, and ultrasonography, can help owners understand why veterinarians recommend a specific option.... Read the original post: The Latest in Diagnostic Imaging Modalities for Horses ...
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Derby Winning Trainer O’Neill Facing Milkshaking Accusations

Thoroughbred racehorse trainer Doug O'Neill could face a suspension and fine stemming from a 2010 finding in California that a horse in his care had an elevated level of total carbon dioxide (TCO2) in his blood system. ... Read the original post: Derby Winning Trainer O'Neill Facing Milkshaking Accusations ...
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NSBA Announces Penalties for Horse Welfare Rule Violations

The NSBA Board voted unanimously to minimum penalties for confirmed cases of inhumane treatment of horses at NSBA-approved events.... See original here: NSBA Announces Penalties for Horse Welfare Rule Violations ...
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Equine Influenza Outbreak has FEI Competition on High Alert

Though influenza hasn't hit the showgrounds yet, riders and veterinarians have taken precautions to prevent disease spread, including a full veterinary inspection of each horse prior to entering the stables. ... Read more from the original source: Equine Influenza Outbreak has FEI Competition on High Alert ...
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Leadership Changes at Va. Tech’s Equine Medical Center

Nathaniel "Nat" White, DVM, DVM, MS, Dipl. ACVS, of Leesburg, Va., has stepped down as director of Virginia Tech's Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center. Go here to read the rest: Leadership Changes at Va. Tech's Equine Medical Center ...
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Rodeo Hercules Fire District closing one of its stations because of budget cuts

The Rodeo Hercules Fire District is temporarily closing one of its two stations because of ongoing budget problems, fire Chief Charles Hanley announced in a news release Thursday. Excerpt from: Rodeo Hercules Fire District closing one of its stations because of budget cuts ...
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Diagnosing and Treating Ocular Keratitis in Horses

If not treated properly and promptly, the common equine eye disorder ocular keratitis (corneal inflammation) can have serious consequences for a horse's vision and lead to blindness. See the original post here: Diagnosing and Treating Ocular Keratitis in Horses ...
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International Movement of High-Performance Horses Discussed

As equestrian sport expands internationally, the official rules and regulations for the import of high-performance sport horses into various countries should be improved and harmonized worldwide, an FEI official said.... Go here to see the original: International Movement of High-Performance Horses Discussed ...
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Reward Offered in Michigan Horse Cruelty Case

On May 2 an extremely malnourished horse was discovered lying on the side of the road after having been transported there. The animal was humanely euthanized due to its poor condition.... Continued here: Reward Offered in Michigan Horse Cruelty Case ...
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