Manuka Honey Inhibits Bacterial Growth Associated With Ulcerative Keratitis in Horses
Researchers assessed the efficacy of adding manuka honey to equine corneal treatments because of its reported antibacterial activity and antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects.
The Business of Practice: Overcoming Burnout in Equine Practice
In this episode, Dr. Amy Grice discusses how veterinarians can recognize burnout and shares research about its manifestations and causes.
Beyond Survival: How Pneumonia Impacts Equine Performance
Survival rates for horses with pneumonia are high, but discharge from the hospital does not guarantee that a horse will return to its previous level of work.
How to Address Bullying and Bad Behavior in Equine Practice
Dr. Marie Holowaychuk discussed the issue of incivility in veterinary practice and how to build healthier workplaces.
The Equine Microbiome’s Role in Disease Prediction
Can the equine intestinal microbiome predict a horse’s future health and performance?
Ertugliflozin Helps Decrease Insulin Levels in Horses Following IA Corticosteroids
Using ertugliflozin for a week prior to and following intra-articular injection with corticosteroids can help limit the risk of hyperinsulinemia in horses.
Factors Influencing Veterinary Students' Interest in Equine Practice
In a recent study, students said a passion for horses, strong mentorship and social support, and a healthy work-life balance were the factors that made equine practice appealing.
Novel Kirkovirus Potentially Linked to Equine Gastrointestinal Disease
Researchers investigated a novel kirkovirus that could be linked to colitis and small colon impactions in horses.
Modern-Day Emergency Coverage for Equine Practitioners
Pricing, policies, and client education: Business-smart ways to handle emergency coverage without burning out.
Disease Du Jour: Equine Kidney Disease
In this episode, Dr. Thomas Divers discusses acute and chronic kidney disease in horses, including their clinical presentations and management options.
Manuka Honey Inhibits Bacterial Growth Associated With Ulcerative Keratitis in Horses
Researchers assessed the efficacy of adding manuka honey to equine corneal treatments because of its reported antibacterial activity and antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects.
The Business of Practice: Overcoming Burnout in Equine Practice
In this episode, Dr. Amy Grice discusses how veterinarians can recognize burnout and shares research about its manifestations and causes.
Beyond Survival: How Pneumonia Impacts Equine Performance
Survival rates for horses with pneumonia are high, but discharge from the hospital does not guarantee that a horse will return to its previous level of work.
How to Address Bullying and Bad Behavior in Equine Practice
Dr. Marie Holowaychuk discussed the issue of incivility in veterinary practice and how to build healthier workplaces.
The Equine Microbiome’s Role in Disease Prediction
Can the equine intestinal microbiome predict a horse’s future health and performance?
Ertugliflozin Helps Decrease Insulin Levels in Horses Following IA Corticosteroids
Using ertugliflozin for a week prior to and following intra-articular injection with corticosteroids can help limit the risk of hyperinsulinemia in horses.
Factors Influencing Veterinary Students' Interest in Equine Practice
In a recent study, students said a passion for horses, strong mentorship and social support, and a healthy work-life balance were the factors that made equine practice appealing.
Novel Kirkovirus Potentially Linked to Equine Gastrointestinal Disease
Researchers investigated a novel kirkovirus that could be linked to colitis and small colon impactions in horses.
Modern-Day Emergency Coverage for Equine Practitioners
Pricing, policies, and client education: Business-smart ways to handle emergency coverage without burning out.
Disease Du Jour: Equine Kidney Disease
In this episode, Dr. Thomas Divers discusses acute and chronic kidney disease in horses, including their clinical presentations and management options.
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