Equine Medicine
Nutritional Management of Equine Insulin Dysregulation
Given the link between diet composition and insulin and glucose dynamics, nutritional interventions are an important first-line therapy for mitigating hyperinsulinemia.
Equine Medicine
Current Equine Autologous Blood–Derived Orthobiologics for Treatment of Musculoskeletal Injuries
Use of orthobiologics continues to increase as practitioners learn more about their advantages over conventional therapies such as steroids.
Equine Medicine
Vaccination and Internal Parasite Control for Horses
Veterinarians are encouraged to incorporate the current AAEP recommendations into their routine equine wellness programs.
Equine Medicine
Current Equine Rehabilitation and Physical Therapies
One of several crucial elements to successfully managing professional rehabilitation cases is transparent communication with the client and trainer to direct their expectations, convey case progression, and set realistic timelines.
Equine Medicine
Advanced Imaging Modalities in Equine Practice
As rigorous athletic demands continue to be placed on equine patients, advanced imaging techniques have expanded rapidly to meet diagnostic needs in both availability and capability.
Equine Medicine
Cornell Veterinarians Help Horse, Rider Return to Ring
Wrangler, an 11-year-old quarter horse gelding, began to exhibit signs of pain and unusual behavior.
Equine Medicine
UC Davis PET Research to Improve Racehorse Safety and Welfare
A significant advance in veterinary research is coming to the racetrack in the form of a standing equine PET scanner.
Equine Medicine
UC Davis Veterinarians Team with Physician to Remove Tumor in Horse
UC Davis veterinarians made history with the first-ever image-guided tumor removal in a horse.
Equine Medicine
Improved Equine Flu Vaccine Shows Promise
Researchers from the University of Rochester have developed a new, live equine influenza vaccine that shows promise to be safe and more protective than existing vaccines.