Butyrate in the Gut Microbiota Might Enhance Equine Performance
Researchers evaluated whether butyrate-producing bacteria in the gut microbiota could impact equine athletic performance.
Social Media Use for Client Communication
Dr. Mike Pownall explains how equine veterinary practices can use social media to create client loyalty and strengthen brand identity.
How to Manage Surgical Site Infections in Colic Patients
Dr. Jesse Tyma describes her process of diagnosing and managing surgical site infections in horses that undergo colic surgery.
Early Career Insights: How Equine Vets Can Develop Foundational Skills
Finding a mentor, actively seeking skills training, and seeing emergencies will transform your early career years.
Strengthening Social License to Practice Equine Medicine
Veterinary practices would benefit from having a formal welfare program to support social license to operate.
How to Plan a Ridden Rehabilitation Program for Horses
Dr. Hilary Clayton describes the process of reintroducing the horse to ridden work and building up its workload to restore fitness.
Administration Method Does Not Affect Antibiotic Levels After IVRLP
Researchers compared two methods of administering the perfusate when performing intravenous regional limb perfusions in horses.
Disease Du Jour: Neonatal Maladjustment Syndrome and Sepsis
In this episode, Dr. Lauren Bookbinder discusses NMS and foal sepsis, including risk factors, clinical signs, and treatment options.
Business Briefs: The Downsides of Discounting Veterinary Services
Frequent discounting can compromise your veterinary practice’s financial stability and success.
The Business of Practice: Responding to Horse Trailer Accidents
In this episode, Dr. Rebecca Husted explains what veterinarians can expect when called to a horse trailer accident.
Butyrate in the Gut Microbiota Might Enhance Equine Performance
Researchers evaluated whether butyrate-producing bacteria in the gut microbiota could impact equine athletic performance.
Social Media Use for Client Communication
Dr. Mike Pownall explains how equine veterinary practices can use social media to create client loyalty and strengthen brand identity.
How to Manage Surgical Site Infections in Colic Patients
Dr. Jesse Tyma describes her process of diagnosing and managing surgical site infections in horses that undergo colic surgery.
Early Career Insights: How Equine Vets Can Develop Foundational Skills
Finding a mentor, actively seeking skills training, and seeing emergencies will transform your early career years.
Strengthening Social License to Practice Equine Medicine
Veterinary practices would benefit from having a formal welfare program to support social license to operate.
How to Plan a Ridden Rehabilitation Program for Horses
Dr. Hilary Clayton describes the process of reintroducing the horse to ridden work and building up its workload to restore fitness.
Administration Method Does Not Affect Antibiotic Levels After IVRLP
Researchers compared two methods of administering the perfusate when performing intravenous regional limb perfusions in horses.
Disease Du Jour: Neonatal Maladjustment Syndrome and Sepsis
In this episode, Dr. Lauren Bookbinder discusses NMS and foal sepsis, including risk factors, clinical signs, and treatment options.
Business Briefs: The Downsides of Discounting Veterinary Services
Frequent discounting can compromise your veterinary practice’s financial stability and success.
The Business of Practice: Responding to Horse Trailer Accidents
In this episode, Dr. Rebecca Husted explains what veterinarians can expect when called to a horse trailer accident.
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