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16th Horse Tests Positive for EIA at California Facility
Sixteen horses tested positive for Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) at a facility in Stanislaus County, with eleven more potentially exposed.
Immediate Care for Equine Eye Emergencies
Provide prompt care for horse eye issues, as quick reactions can prevent lasting damage.
California Quarter Horse Tests Positive for WNV
California's latest case of West Nile Virus has affected a Quarter Horse in San Luis Obispo County, though the animal is currently on the road to recovery.
Strangles Case Confirmed in King County, Washington
Strangles infection confirmed at a barn in King County; affected horse is under quarantine and getting medical attention.
Midlevel Practitioners: Current Status and Clinical Impact
Updates on the midlevel practitioner role show promising developments for equine healthcare, offering more support to veterinarians and improved care options for horses.
The New Educational Loan Environment for Veterinary Students
Navigating new student loan options can help equine veterinarians choose a repayment plan that fits their needs.
Vesicular Stomatitis Identified at 4 New Mexico Equine Facilities
Vesicular Stomatitis has been confirmed at four new equine facilities in Valencia County, New Mexico.
2 Equine Strangles Cases Confirmed in Oregon
Two horses in Baker County, Oregon, have tested positive for strangles. Barn managers and owners should be vigilant and follow recommended quarantine protocols.
Disease Du Jour: Equine Periodontal Disease
Dr. Bo Rainbow covers the prevalence and management of equine periodontal disease on this week’s podcast, offering insights for horse owners and managers to address this common and painful issue.
New World Screwworm Update: What Equine Veterinarians Need to Know
Veterinarians warn of a new world screwworm outbreak, urging horse owners and managers to be vigilant. Know the risks and steps to protect your horses from potential infestations.
2 Strangles Cases Confirmed at Private Washington Facility
Two horses have tested positive for strangles at a private facility in Okanogan County, Washington.