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Equine Herpesvirus Confirmed in Colorado Horse
A horse in Douglas County, Colo., has tested positive for equine herpesvirus-1, according to a statement from the Colorado Department of Agriculture (CDA), and the facility at which the horse resided has been placed under quarantine....
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Equine Herpesvirus Confirmed in Colorado Horse
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Read More The Top 7 Things to Know about Equine Recurrent Uveitis
Understanding equine recurrent uveitis (ERU, or moon blindness) can help horse owners spot this eye condition early, giving the horse a better chance of recovery and preserved sight....
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Read More Understanding Hay Analysis Results
Because forages should make up the greatest portion of the horse's diet, performing a hay analysis is a simple tool to evaluate the nutritional value of hay and ensure a properly balanced ration....
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Understanding Hay Analysis Results
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Read More N.M. Governor to USDA: Deny Horse Processing Plant Permit
Gov. Martinez seeks the denial on grounds that New Mexicans oppose the slaughter of horses for human consumption, that there is no domestic market for horsemeat, and that the horse slaughter process is inhumane....
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N.M. Governor to USDA: Deny Horse Processing Plant Permit
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Read More Rolex 2012: No Serious Cross-Country Injuries Reported
Parker, the horse that was vanned off of yesterday's cross-country course, rested comfortably last night and has no serious injuries, said FEI Veterinary Delegate Catherine Kohn, DVM, PhD, Dipl. ACVIM...
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Rolex 2012: No Serious Cross-Country Injuries Reported
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Read More Tendon Lesions in Horses: Treatment and Prognosis
One researcher explained that any laceration located below the elbow or stifle has the potential to damage a major tendon and, thus, put the horse at risk for "crippling lameness."...
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Tendon Lesions in Horses: Treatment and Prognosis
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Read More The Role of Horse Inspections in Three-Day Eventing
Horse inspections are designed solely to evaluate the horse's "fitness to compete" in the competition ahead; they're not designed to be as in-depth as the first veterinary examination or as in-depth as a typical soundness or prepurchase examination....
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Read More Ask the Vet LIVE: Upper Respiratory Podcast Archived
The recording of TheHorse.com's Ask the Vet LIVE event on the horse's upper respiratory tract from April 19, 2012, is now available below....
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Ask the Vet LIVE: Upper Respiratory Podcast Archived
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Read More RVC Receives Life-Size Horse Model for Student Teaching
The presentation of the horse was followed by a tour of the Equine Diagnostic Centre, which allowed the visitors to see digital radiograph (X ray) equipment and view the computed tomography (CT) scanner, which allows a standing horse to be examined....
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Read More Horse Industry Impacted by Changes to H-2B Visa Program
The H-2B program is used by members of the horse industry, principally horse trainers and owners who cannot find American workers to fill semi-skilled jobs at racetracks, horse shows, fairs, and in similar non-agricultural activities....
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