Dual Passions: Veterinarians Who Ride
How four successful equine practitioners balance their careers with time in the saddle.
The Business of Practice: Getting Involved in Organized Veterinary Medicine
In this episode, Drs. Katie Larson and Sherri Gard shared how volunteering in organized veterinary medicine has allowed them to make a difference in the industry.
Survey Reveals Changing Sentiments Toward IA Corticosteroids Among Equine Veterinarians
Comparative survey findings show equine practitioners have become more cautious about using intra-articular corticosteroids while increasingly embracing orthobiologic treatments.
Cheek Tooth Extraction Procedures and Outcomes in Geriatric Versus Nongeriatric Horses
Researchers compared the clinical features, treatments, complication rates, and short-term outcomes of geriatric and nongeriatric horses undergoing cheek tooth extraction.
Is Your Practice Prepared for Weather Emergencies and Other Hazards?
Use these steps to prepare your veterinary practice for natural and human-made emergencies.
Researchers Identify Risk Factors for Postpartum Colic in Broodmares
Researchers investigated horse- and management-level risk factors for postpartum colic in a cohort of Thoroughbred broodmares in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Business Briefs: Mastering Text Communication in Your Practice
Clients appreciate the convenience of texting, making it increasingly important for equine practices to adopt platforms that integrate with their practice management software.
Daily Vet Life: Cracking an Unusual Endocrine Case
Dr. Phoebe Smith discusses an atypical endocrine case involving a thin PPID horse with persistently elevated insulin levels.
Opening Doors: What You Can Do With a Veterinary Degree
A degree in veterinary medicine can lead to many career paths, from clinical practice to industry, research, and academia.
Disease Du Jour: AAEP’s Equine Infectious Abortion Field Diagnostic Guidelines
In this episode, Dr. Sarah Eaton discussed the AAEP's new Equine Infectious Abortion Field Diagnostic Guidelines, which are an especially valuable resource for veterinarians who see only a couple of abortions a year.
Dual Passions: Veterinarians Who Ride
How four successful equine practitioners balance their careers with time in the saddle.
The Business of Practice: Getting Involved in Organized Veterinary Medicine
In this episode, Drs. Katie Larson and Sherri Gard shared how volunteering in organized veterinary medicine has allowed them to make a difference in the industry.
Survey Reveals Changing Sentiments Toward IA Corticosteroids Among Equine Veterinarians
Comparative survey findings show equine practitioners have become more cautious about using intra-articular corticosteroids while increasingly embracing orthobiologic treatments.
Cheek Tooth Extraction Procedures and Outcomes in Geriatric Versus Nongeriatric Horses
Researchers compared the clinical features, treatments, complication rates, and short-term outcomes of geriatric and nongeriatric horses undergoing cheek tooth extraction.
Is Your Practice Prepared for Weather Emergencies and Other Hazards?
Use these steps to prepare your veterinary practice for natural and human-made emergencies.
Researchers Identify Risk Factors for Postpartum Colic in Broodmares
Researchers investigated horse- and management-level risk factors for postpartum colic in a cohort of Thoroughbred broodmares in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Business Briefs: Mastering Text Communication in Your Practice
Clients appreciate the convenience of texting, making it increasingly important for equine practices to adopt platforms that integrate with their practice management software.
Daily Vet Life: Cracking an Unusual Endocrine Case
Dr. Phoebe Smith discusses an atypical endocrine case involving a thin PPID horse with persistently elevated insulin levels.
Opening Doors: What You Can Do With a Veterinary Degree
A degree in veterinary medicine can lead to many career paths, from clinical practice to industry, research, and academia.
Disease Du Jour: AAEP’s Equine Infectious Abortion Field Diagnostic Guidelines
In this episode, Dr. Sarah Eaton discussed the AAEP's new Equine Infectious Abortion Field Diagnostic Guidelines, which are an especially valuable resource for veterinarians who see only a couple of abortions a year.
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