Harnessing the Power of AI in Equine Practice
How veterinarians and researchers are using artificial intelligence to diagnose and treat horses.
Business Briefs: Are Practice Owners More Satisfied Than Associates?
Practice ownership can significantly increase a veterinarian’s financial success and career satisfaction.
Most Common Equine-Associated Tick Species in the U.S.
Proactive tick management is an essential component of equine preventive care, particularly as many regions continue to report increased numbers of tick bites and changes in tick species distributions.
How to Feed Horses Prone to Endocrinopathic Laminitis
An elevation in insulin can stimulate endocrinopathic laminitis in horses. Here are strategies for keeping insulin below the laminitic threshold for ID horses.
Choosing the Right CT Technology for Equine Vets: Fan-Beam vs. Cone-Beam
Should equine veterinarians choose a fan-beam or a cone-beam CT scanner? Exploring the key differences in speed, image quality, field of view, and more.
The Business of Practice: Preventing Barn Fires
In this episode, Dr. Rebecca Gimenez Husted explained how equine veterinarians can help their clients prevent barn fires.
Understanding the Next Generation of Veterinarians
Equine practices are well-positioned to attract Gen Z if they can
provide a culture that allows the entire team to thrive.
Understanding Movement Disorders: Shivers and Stringhalt
Dr. Stephanie Valberg discusses the features of two often-confused conditions: shivers and stringhalt.
Mentorship in Equine Veterinary Practice
How experienced practitioners can inspire, develop, and retain the future leaders of equine veterinary medicine.
A Prebiotic Supplement Helps Mitigate Leaky Gut Syndrome in Horses
Researchers evaluated a prebiotic supplement for horses to see if it could alter stress-induced hyperpermeability of the gut.
Harnessing the Power of AI in Equine Practice
How veterinarians and researchers are using artificial intelligence to diagnose and treat horses.
Business Briefs: Are Practice Owners More Satisfied Than Associates?
Practice ownership can significantly increase a veterinarian’s financial success and career satisfaction.
Most Common Equine-Associated Tick Species in the U.S.
Proactive tick management is an essential component of equine preventive care, particularly as many regions continue to report increased numbers of tick bites and changes in tick species distributions.
How to Feed Horses Prone to Endocrinopathic Laminitis
An elevation in insulin can stimulate endocrinopathic laminitis in horses. Here are strategies for keeping insulin below the laminitic threshold for ID horses.
Choosing the Right CT Technology for Equine Vets: Fan-Beam vs. Cone-Beam
Should equine veterinarians choose a fan-beam or a cone-beam CT scanner? Exploring the key differences in speed, image quality, field of view, and more.
The Business of Practice: Preventing Barn Fires
In this episode, Dr. Rebecca Gimenez Husted explained how equine veterinarians can help their clients prevent barn fires.
Understanding the Next Generation of Veterinarians
Equine practices are well-positioned to attract Gen Z if they can
provide a culture that allows the entire team to thrive.
Understanding Movement Disorders: Shivers and Stringhalt
Dr. Stephanie Valberg discusses the features of two often-confused conditions: shivers and stringhalt.
Mentorship in Equine Veterinary Practice
How experienced practitioners can inspire, develop, and retain the future leaders of equine veterinary medicine.
A Prebiotic Supplement Helps Mitigate Leaky Gut Syndrome in Horses
Researchers evaluated a prebiotic supplement for horses to see if it could alter stress-induced hyperpermeability of the gut.
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