New study of bacteria in ponies’ guts sheds light on ageing and obesity
The complex community of tiny living cells (microbes) living in the horse’s gut may provide valuable information about ageing and obesity, a new study...
EVJ Provides Free Online Access to Latest Research on Endocrinopathic Laminitis
Laminitis, a complex, common and potentially devastating disease, remains one of the greatest veterinary challenges in the equestrian world. As knowledge of the pathophysiology,...
Survey Uncovers Greater Need to Understand Equine herpes Virus (EHV)
Zoetis Inc. today announced the results of two surveys about Equine Herpes Virus (EHV). The surveys, prompted by the recent flu outbreak, have shown...
BEVA warn of fatal risks of hay contamination by sycamore
The British Equine Veterinary Assocation (BEVA), representing horse vets across the UK, is warning farmers of the grave danger of cutting hay from pastures...
Mental health problems, isolation & poverty – meet the charity tackling these issues by...
National pet charity, Blue Cross has launched a report examining the devastating impact poverty, mental health problems and loneliness has on society and how...
Worming
How, when and why to worm your horse is one of the questions we are most frequently asked – this is unsurprising due to...