Nancy Loving, DVM
The Equine Hindgut Microbiome
Researchers discuss the importance of diet on the microbial constituents of the large colon of the horse.
Effect of Beet Pulp Preparation on the Glycemic Response in Horses
The beet pulp preparation that gave the lowest glycemic response was soaking overnight, then repeatedly rinsing and washing until glucose concentrations were < 1mg/dl.
Equine Dewormers and Strongyles Research
This study underscores the presence of increasing anthelmintic resistance to pyrimidine and benzimidazole deworming medications.
Reducing Disease Spread from Horse Shows
Veterinarians might wish to communicate with equine clients about the effectiveness in disease reduction by using immunization strategies along with at least a several-day quarantine period following off-site events.
Gene Therapy for Tendon and Ligament Injuries
This procedure has the potential to revolutionize tendon and ligament injury therapy in all species, including humans.
Internet Drug Sales for Veterinarians: Combat or Cooperate?
Many veterinarians feel like their bottoms lines are under attack when forced to write prescriptions for drugs stocked in their practices.
2016 AAEP Convention Ethics Focus
The AAEP is bringing ethics to the forefront of discussions in equine veterinary practice.
The Power of One: Solo Practice Management Tips
For the 40% of AAEP members who are solo practitioners, here is advice from some of your independent colleagues.
Recordkeeping: I Need To Keep What?
There are business, practical and legal reasons you need to keep good records and receipts for your practice.
Manuka Honey and Wound Care
Manuka honey has specific antibacterial and antioxidant properties that are absent in other honeys.
