Equine ophthalmology is a highly specialized field in veterinary medicine, requiring expert knowledge and experience. Accurate and timely diagnosis of ocular conditions is crucial, particularly…
Chronic pain in horses, particularly from osteoarthritis (OA), is a significant concern for equine veterinarians and owners alike. Monitoring and managing this pain are crucial…
Fluorescent therapy offers a targeted and non-invasive approach to treating cancer, bacterial infections, and promoting wound healing. In veterinary medicine, innovative therapies are continuously emerging…
Veterinary professionals can prioritize different aspects of veterinary care to get better results. Veterinary care stands at the intersection of compassion, expertise, and dedication. Behind…
Stem cell therapy holds immense promise for improving equine injury recovery, offering a beacon of hope for horses and their owners seeking effective and efficient…
This study marks a stride toward harnessing nature’s arsenal in veterinary medicine. In veterinary medicine, the escalating challenge of multi-resistant bacteria, particularly Staphylococcus spp. and…
Our equine patients are exposed to a host of toxins in their daily lives, and this can overwhelm their livers ability to process and eliminate…
Finding the right feeding strategy that aligns with natural behaviors while addressing health concerns will improve equine management. Finding the right balance between free-choice forage…
ACVIM delivers a consensus statement on managing status epilepticus and cluster seizures in dogs and cats. Seizure emergencies, encompassing status epilepticus (SE) and cluster seizures…
Equine Herpesvirus outbreak causes cancellation of various equestrian events and also initiates debate about reporting requirements. In a recent development that has sent shockwaves through…
Biobanking can help the planet. Biobanking involves the preservation of biological materials through techniques like cryopreservation, safeguarding cells, gametes, and tissues. This practice not only…
No feet, no horse. This old saying says it all, and can be extended to gut health as well. In fact, I would dare say:…
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