This article originally appeared in the Winter 2024 issue of EquiManagement. Sign up herefor a FREE subscription to EquiManagement’s quarterly digital or print magazine and any special issues.Equine wound healing can be challenging for reasons ranging from infection risk to lack of soft tissue. | Adobe Stock
Wound healing in horses can be challenging for reasons ranging from infection risk to lack of soft tissue. Research into alternative methods in human medicine might lead to the development of wound healing options and products for animals, as well. A couple of resources might eventually provide opportunities to improve equine wound outcomes. Here are potential options to watch for.
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