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Several cases of "neurologic rhino" have been reported in Arizona and nine other western states. All reported cases appear to stem from exposure to the equine herpes virus ("rhino") at a competition held in Ogden, Utah during the first week of May 2011. more

Cellulitis refers to a disseminated infection of the subcutaneous tissue, which is the tissue found just beneath the skin. In horses, cellulitis often develops rapidly, seemingly over a number of hours. More common in the hindlimbs than the forelimbs, cellulitis is recognized by a rapid swelling of the limb, often accompanied by heat, pain with touching, more

Scientific research and development of reproductive technologies are producing fundamental changes also in horse breeding of excellence. Increasingly sophisticated techniques of artificial insemination... more

As the breeding season approaches, there are several astonishing new techniques available to breeders to increase the production from valuable or previously infertile mares and stallions. more

All living species have their genetic diseases; it is a simple fact of nature. We can identify and manage such diseases through their symptoms, but perhaps... more