IMU Sensors Help Identify Injury Prevalence and Risk Factors in Racehorses
Researchers found that accelerometer-based inertial measurement unit sensors and a trained algorithm identified racehorses at significantly greater risk for fatal musculoskeletal injury, supporting the technology’s potential role in injury surveillance and prevention.
Maximizing Diagnostics for Equine Skin Conditions
Dr. Julia Miller explains how to improve stallside diagnostic skills for equine skin conditions to prioritize differentials and guide appropriate treatment.
Business Briefs: What Is Your Practice's Competitive Advantage?
A clearly defined competitive advantage helps equine veterinary practices attract the right clients, strengthen their reputation, and achieve long-term success.
Ins and Outs of Equine Dental Extractions
The indications, techniques, complications, and referral recommendations for cheek teeth extractions.
Managing Post-Castration Complications in Horses
Though often perceived as straightforward elective procedures, equine castrations have an overall complication rate of 10-60%. Here are some potential complications and management strategies.
Poll: What Is Your Approach to Managing Chronic Osteoarthritis Pain in Horses?
Let us know in our poll, brought to you by 4CYTE™.
How Equine Veterinarians Can Balance Efficiency With Client and Patient Care
Practical strategies to help busy practitioners maximize quality of care, customer experience, and their own time.
Disease Du Jour: Cellulitis and Lymphangitis in Horses
In this episode, Dr. Lauren Schnabel describes her diagnostic and treatment approaches for cellulitis and lymphangitis in horses.
Orthobiologics in Equine Practice: What's Available and What Do We Know?
While orthobiologic therapies for horses remain promising, clinicians must critically evaluate the evidence supporting each product.
The Business of Practice: How Equine Veterinarians Can Build Confidence
In this episode, life coach Julie Squires explains how equine veterinarians can build confidence in their skills, overcome imposter syndrome, and manage anxiety.
IMU Sensors Help Identify Injury Prevalence and Risk Factors in Racehorses
Researchers found that accelerometer-based inertial measurement unit sensors and a trained algorithm identified racehorses at significantly greater risk for fatal musculoskeletal injury, supporting the technology’s potential role in injury surveillance and prevention.
Maximizing Diagnostics for Equine Skin Conditions
Dr. Julia Miller explains how to improve stallside diagnostic skills for equine skin conditions to prioritize differentials and guide appropriate treatment.
Business Briefs: What Is Your Practice's Competitive Advantage?
A clearly defined competitive advantage helps equine veterinary practices attract the right clients, strengthen their reputation, and achieve long-term success.
Ins and Outs of Equine Dental Extractions
The indications, techniques, complications, and referral recommendations for cheek teeth extractions.
Managing Post-Castration Complications in Horses
Though often perceived as straightforward elective procedures, equine castrations have an overall complication rate of 10-60%. Here are some potential complications and management strategies.
Poll: What Is Your Approach to Managing Chronic Osteoarthritis Pain in Horses?
Let us know in our poll, brought to you by 4CYTE™.
How Equine Veterinarians Can Balance Efficiency With Client and Patient Care
Practical strategies to help busy practitioners maximize quality of care, customer experience, and their own time.
Disease Du Jour: Cellulitis and Lymphangitis in Horses
In this episode, Dr. Lauren Schnabel describes her diagnostic and treatment approaches for cellulitis and lymphangitis in horses.
Orthobiologics in Equine Practice: What's Available and What Do We Know?
While orthobiologic therapies for horses remain promising, clinicians must critically evaluate the evidence supporting each product.
The Business of Practice: How Equine Veterinarians Can Build Confidence
In this episode, life coach Julie Squires explains how equine veterinarians can build confidence in their skills, overcome imposter syndrome, and manage anxiety.
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