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Strangles Case Confirmed in Florida
A strangles case has been confirmed in Broward County, Florida, with another horse at the same barn showing signs of infection. Horse owners and barn managers nearby should stay vigilant and monitor their horses for any symptoms.
The Business of Practice: Current State of the Equine Veterinary Industry
Dr. Chris Doherty shed light on the latest trends in equine veterinary care, sharing insights from the upcoming AVMA report to help barn managers and horse owners navigate the current state of vet services for their horses.
Strangles Case Confirmed at Private Wisconsin Facility
A strangles case has popped up at a private facility in Dane County, Wisconsin. Horse owners and barn managers nearby should keep an eye out for any signs of illness and consider isolating new arrivals to prevent spread.
Understanding Iron Homeostasis in Sport Horses
Exercise can boost inflammation in sport horses, affecting iron levels by altering hepcidin. Horse owners and barn managers should monitor their equine athletes for signs of imbalanced iron to keep them healthy and performing at their best.
Equine Care Group Expands to the U.S. With First Texas Partnership
Equine Care Group teams up with Salado Equine Medical Center in Texas, making their first move into providing specialized veterinary services in the U.S. for horse owners and barns.
3 Wisconsin Horses Test Positive for Strangles
Three horses in Wisconsin have caught strangles, a contagious disease. Horse owners in Waupaca, Brown, and Sauk counties should keep an eye out for symptoms and consider isolating new arrivals to their barns.
Florida Warmblood Euthanized After Contracting EEE
A warmblood from Volusia County was euthanized after contracting Eastern equine encephalitis, a serious reminder for all barn managers to stay vigilant with mosquito control and vaccinations.
Modeling Ethical Decision-Making for Early-Career Veterinarians
Veterinarians new to the field often grapple with tough ethical choices, but experienced leaders can ease this burden by showing how to handle such situations with integrity and care. This is especially important for horse owners and barn managers who rely on vet teams to make sound decisions about their animals' health.
2 California Horses Test Positive for EIA
Two horses in California have tested positive for equine infectious anemia, with cases found in San Joaquin and Fresno counties. Horse owners and barn managers should stay vigilant and ensure their animals aren't showing any signs of this contagious disease.
Nebraska Horse Reportedly Positive for EHV-4 and Equine Influenza
A horse in Washington County, Nebraska, has tested positive for both EHV-4 and equine influenza. Owners and barn managers should stay vigilant and keep an eye on their horses' health, especially if they've been near the affected area.
1 Confirmed, 13 Suspected Strangles Cases in Nebraska
Horse owners in Washington and Sarpy counties take note: one confirmed and thirteen suspected cases of strangles have popped up locally. Stay vigilant and keep an eye on your equines' health.
Zoetis Equine Renews Title Sponsorship for the 2026 Horses for Mental Health Campaign
Zoetis Equine has renewed its title sponsorship for the 2026 Horses for Mental Health campaign, marking five years of support for initiatives that use horses to improve mental health worldwide.