Diseases
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June 20, 2022
Recovery from Laminitis: The Road May Be Longer for Some Horses
New data show laminitic horses typically fall into one of two categories: those that improve quickly or those that
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June 05, 2022
Minutes Matter for Horses Undergoing Testing for PPID
Testing for PPID requires precision timing or results may prompt misdiagnosis, according to new research.
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May 18, 2022
Genetic Mutation Found in Anhidrotic Horses
Long believed to have a heritable component, researchers recently identified a genetic mutation that may be responsible for anhidrosis.
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April 25, 2022
Toxic Plant for Horses: Meadow Saffron
Researchers expected horses to avoid hay contaminated with toxic meadow saffron but, surprisingly, they preferred it to clean, safe
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March 09, 2022
Creeping Indigo: A Dangerous Weed for Horses
Increased recognition of creeping indigo in pastures and an uptick in cases of toxicity in horses have researchers on
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March 09, 2022
Ryegrass Staggers in Horses
When infected with an endophytic fungus, perennial ryegrass can be problematic, even dangerous, for horses.
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March 02, 2022
Exercise Key to Sidestepping Insulin Dysregulation in Horses
A new study shows that lack of exercise is an important risk factor for insulin dysregulation, and that even
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March 01, 2022
Disease Report: Japanese Encephalitis in Horses
Australian horse owners should be vigilant for signs of illness in their horses, as Japanese encephalitis virus has been
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February 17, 2022
Botulism in Horses: An Introduction
Botulism typically occurs as a result of consuming moldy hay or improperly fermented haylage, though grain has been implicated
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February 16, 2022
Equine Infectious Anemia: New Year, New Cases
In the United States, two types of EIA tests are authorized for use: agar gel immunodiffusion test and the