A recent study evaluated the effects of IA and IM triamcinolone on lung function in 10 horses with severe asthma.

Caudal cervical vertebral morphological variation is not associated with clinical signs in Warmblood horses

In this small study, researchers looked at two supplements marketed as digestive aids.

UC Davis reported that Warmblood fragile foal syndrome (WFFS) is not associated with catastrophic breakdown In Thoroughbreds.

This study investigated the clinical relevance of radiographically visible morphologic variations in the caudal cervical vertebrae of Warmbloods.

The face of EIA is changing with the upswing in cases seen in bush track racing Quarter Horses.

Predatory fungi had a significant effect in reducing in fecal egg counts in study horses and in the environment.

This study concluded that the combination ASU-GLU-CS joint supplement might be useful to minimize joint inflammation, especially if combined with lower doses of NSAIDs.

Research has been presented on MYH-1 myopathy in Quarter Horses and Quarter Horse-related breeds as a recognized syndrome.

Dealing with a horse that has diarrhea can have many facets, from the horse’s own health to biosecurity needed to protect herdmates.

Research on restoration of arterial oxygen tension in horses recovering from general anesthesia

Dr. Jack Easley talks about equine dentistry and the many dental problems that horses can have.

Here are some less commonly considered—but highly useful—alternatives for equine wound dressings.

This 10‐year study looks at arthroscopic surgery in racing Thoroughbreds and Quarter Horses with osteochondral fragmentation of the carpus.

Here are some basic principles of equine wound care, along with some more novel approaches.

This study tries to establish a route of cariogenic bacterial invasion and describe pathological changes of equine peripheral caries.

This study showed that there is a net benefit to joints with early exercise.

Genetics plays a role in everyday veterinary practice as well as solving disease problems in horses.

“Research shows that microbial dysbiosis, described as an ‘imbalance’ of the typical microbiota caused by perturbation, is often linked to negative health conditions."

“Our study highlights the possible blunting effects of magnesium during faster gaits that are likely to exacerbate head-shaking signs.”

Carbon dioxide is reported to decrease HIF concentrations while also decreasing inflammation-inducing compounds.

Spanish and US researchers evaluated dynamic testing for PPID in donkeys.

This research looked at two different doses of ketamine for field anesthesia in horses undergoing castration.