The correlation of eye surface temperature with creatine kinase might yield information about muscle fatigue.

Regular low-intensity exercise provides additional health benefits when combined with dietary restriction as part of a weight loss program for obese equids.

A recent study looked at differences in the anatomy and physiology of the equine stomach in crib biting horses compared to non-crib biting horses.

Dr. Peter Timoney, a world-renowned expert in infectious diseases of horses, talks about diseases that affect pregnant mares and the adolescent horse.

A new bacterin developed by Boehringer-Ingelheim is finally available as a conditional vaccine against C. pseudotuberculosis.

Faster and better wound repair might be available in the future with bioprinting.

Dr. Robert Holland, whose practice has focused on respiratory disease, allergies and infectious disease in the public and private sectors, is the guest on this Disease Du Jour episode.

Asian longhorned ticks have been identified in nine U.S. states, and in other countries they are known to carry deadly diseases and contribute to blood loss in livestock.

Collateral ligament desmopathy of the distal interphalangeal joint is not uncommonly diagnosed in horses presenting for lameness isolated to the foot.

Dr. Bonnie Barr, an internal medicine specialist at Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital in Kentucky, talks about common neonatal problems in this podcast.

Cases of ulcerative keratitis with furrow in horses might have a more favorable prognosis than previously thought.

A Brazilian study examined the difference in mares between using a specific dose of progressively motile spermatozoa into the uterine body compared to half this number of sperm via deep intrauterine AI.

Strep equi can be transmitted between stables on clothing, according to this research study.

Dr. Tom Chambers, who heads the OIE Reference Laboratory for equine influenza at the University of Kentucky, is the guest on this Disease Du Jour podcast.

This prospective UK study compared the efficacy of misoprostol and combined omeprazole‐sucralfate for the treatment of equine gastric glandular disease.

In Part 4 of our 2018 AAEP Convention coverage, brought to you by Zoetis, we cover treatment options.

Antimicrobial-resistant R. equi can persist in the environment at farms with a history of pneumonia caused by resistant R. equi infections.

Learn about Dr. Tom Riddle's breeding season procedures that he developed over several decades of veterinary practice.

Research at Cornell centers around using mesenchymal stromal cells for wound healing.

The first episode of EquiManagement’s veterinary podcast Disease Du Jour features Dr. Steve Reed, who talks about equine herpesvirus.

The horses ventilated with heliox experienced improved gas exchange, less airway resistance and less alveolar collapse than horses ventilated with pure oxygen.

This prospective cohort study compared salivary alpha‐amylase (sAA) activity and concentration in healthy horses to those with acute abdominal disease.

A recent JAVMA article looked at lameness and poor performance in cutting horses.

The base-apex ECG of the horse in this case revealed sinus tachycardia at a rate of 60 beats per minute.