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Crises in veterinary medicine can go viral quickly, and it's important to have a crisis management plan in place to protect your practice's reputation.
Does Carnitine Facilitate Rapid Exercise Recovery in Horses?
Researchers looked at using a carnitine-containing product to offset fatigue-induced performance detriments and facilitate more rapid exercise recovery in horses.
Maximizing Veterinary Technician Utilization in Equine Practice
Hiring and utilizing veterinary technicians is not just a smart staffing strategy; it’s also central to the long-term sustainability of the profession.
Field Study Links Balanced Diet With Omneity® to Improved Hoof Growth in Friesians
Mad Barn field study reports 22% faster hoof growth in mature Friesians fed a balanced diet with Omneity® and 3:1 Zinc Copper.
Researchers Assess Horses’ Responses to Lip Twitching
In a recent study, researchers noted a correlation between horses' personality traits and their behavioral responses to lip twitching.
Understanding the Biomechanics of Equine Movement and Balance
Dr. Hilary Clayton explained how veterinarians can think about a horse's movement in terms of vectors and center of mass during the Frank J. Milne State-of-the-Art Lecture at the 2025 AAEP Convention.
Exercise’s Effects on Respiratory Pathogen Detection in Healthy Horses
Researchers investigated the role of exercise in detecting selected respiratory pathogens, using nose wipes collected from healthy performance horses before and after exercise.
Treading Lightly: Managing the Thin-Soled Horse
Treating a horse with thin soles requires increasing hoof growth and decreasing wear.
The Business of Practice: What Current Economic Indicators Mean for Veterinarians
In this episode, Katelyn McCullock explained what current economic indicators mean for veterinary practices and the three things veterinarians should focus on in this economic climate.
Butyrate in the Gut Microbiota Might Enhance Equine Performance
Researchers evaluated whether butyrate-producing bacteria in the gut microbiota could impact equine athletic performance.
Tips to Help Equine Veterinary Practices Manage Online Reputations
Crises in veterinary medicine can go viral quickly, and it's important to have a crisis management plan in place to protect your practice's reputation.
Does Carnitine Facilitate Rapid Exercise Recovery in Horses?
Researchers looked at using a carnitine-containing product to offset fatigue-induced performance detriments and facilitate more rapid exercise recovery in horses.
Maximizing Veterinary Technician Utilization in Equine Practice
Hiring and utilizing veterinary technicians is not just a smart staffing strategy; it’s also central to the long-term sustainability of the profession.
Field Study Links Balanced Diet With Omneity® to Improved Hoof Growth in Friesians
Mad Barn field study reports 22% faster hoof growth in mature Friesians fed a balanced diet with Omneity® and 3:1 Zinc Copper.
Researchers Assess Horses’ Responses to Lip Twitching
In a recent study, researchers noted a correlation between horses' personality traits and their behavioral responses to lip twitching.
Understanding the Biomechanics of Equine Movement and Balance
Dr. Hilary Clayton explained how veterinarians can think about a horse's movement in terms of vectors and center of mass during the Frank J. Milne State-of-the-Art Lecture at the 2025 AAEP Convention.
Exercise’s Effects on Respiratory Pathogen Detection in Healthy Horses
Researchers investigated the role of exercise in detecting selected respiratory pathogens, using nose wipes collected from healthy performance horses before and after exercise.
Treading Lightly: Managing the Thin-Soled Horse
Treating a horse with thin soles requires increasing hoof growth and decreasing wear.
The Business of Practice: What Current Economic Indicators Mean for Veterinarians
In this episode, Katelyn McCullock explained what current economic indicators mean for veterinary practices and the three things veterinarians should focus on in this economic climate.
Butyrate in the Gut Microbiota Might Enhance Equine Performance
Researchers evaluated whether butyrate-producing bacteria in the gut microbiota could impact equine athletic performance.
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