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Equine Herpes Virus-1 (EHV-1)EHV-1 is a timeless disease that effects horses and camelids. Educating people about this public health threat is the best form of prevention. Read on to learn about Equine Herpes Virus-1 and how to stop the spread of this terrible disease.- Equine Cushings DiseaseThis article discusses the cause, symptoms, and supportive care of horses with Cushings disease.
Equine Artist Carissa Kirksey Given MEPSA's 2011/2012 Featured Artist TitleThe Model Equine Photo Showers Association names one of their youngest members to the status of featured artist
The Wildlife Society Releases Their Final Position on Feral EquinesFeral horses and burros, exotic invasive species, degrade the environment and cost U.S. taxpayers millions of dollars each year in management. Read on to learn more.- Good Bye is Never EasyA death of the family horse is always a hard time. Whether it is you pasture pet or your rodeo horse or your working partner good bye is hard and painful.
- The First Steps to Recovery for Equine Gentle GiantsMore and more horses like many other animals are being abandoned because their family could no longer care for them.
Prezwalski Horse a Separate Equine SpeciesThe last truly wild horses are the critically endangered Prezwalski horses, Equus ferus przewalski. Mostly keptr in zoos, a handful live in Mongolia.
An Indiana Veterinarian Specializes in the Treatment of HorsesEast River Equine Hospital near Richmond, Indiana, provides veterinary care for horses only. Veterinary medicine is trending towards species specialization. This high tech facility is a prime example of where vet care in the future is headed.
14 Tips for Safer Summer Horse TraileringSummer months bring horse show season and trail riding. However, competitive and recreational riding events means horses may be transported to other locations. Here are 14 safety steps for equestrians hauling horses off-site.
Using Equine Calmers to Keep Your Horse CalmAn article that outlines the benefits of a natural horse calmer and how to go about choosing the best one for your horse.
Equine Herpes Virus Myeloencephalopathy Strikes Horse Show in UtahThis viral disease is caused by a herpes virus. Most animals infected with the virus may have a fever. Most horses will then clear the virus and are clinically normal. In many horses the fever may be the only observable clinical sign.
10 Ways to Minimize Your Horse's Risk of EHV-1 or Equine Herpes VirusVeterinarians and horse owners in the U.S. and Canada grew extra concerned about Equine Herpes Virus (EHV-1) after several horses had the potentially fatal disease after a national horse show. What can you do to keep your horse from contracting EHV-1?
Equine Herpevirus Hits NationwideThe Equine Herpesvirus or EVH-1 has been hitting parts of the United States ever since a major cutting horse show in Utah involved sick horses.
Artificial Insemination in Miniature Horses and PoniesThere is a myth that artificial insemination has poor results in small equine such as American Shetland ponies and American Miniature Horses. As technology has evolved, so has the practice of AI or artificial insemination.
Four Final Options: Dealing Humanely with a Deceased Horse's RemainsHorses gallop into our hearts and stay forever. However, as every long-time horse owner knows, humans often outlive their horses. What are the options for dealing with the remains of a horse that has died? In most areas, three or four possibilities exist.
Is Horse Manure on Trails a Risk to Human Health?While horse manure encountered on the trails may not be an attractive sight, it does not pose any significant health risk to people coming across it.
U.K. Fire and Rescue Crew Hauls Horse from Swimming PoolMischief found himself in trouble this past weekend, horsing around. The 14-hand horse was trapped in a backyard swimming pool in the U.K. Apparently, Mischief the horse cannot walk on water. A dozen rescue workers hauled the horse from the pool.
10 Questions to Ask Before Donating a Horse for HippotherapyHorse donation provides a second career for an equine that may be past prime for competition. Trustworthy mounts become valued therapy companions in hippotherapy facilities. Before you donate a horse, however, you will want to ask these questions.- Preventing the Spread of Equine Herpes Virus Among HorsesIf you have a horse who is suffering from equine herpes virus, learn how you can help prevent it from spreading to other horses you may own.
- Equine Herpes Virus-1 and Equine Herpes Virus-4 in HorsesLearn about equine herpes virus-1 and equine herpes virus-4, so that you will be able to recognize the signs and symptoms in your horse.
- Equine PsychotherapyAnimal assisted psychotherapy is offered around the world and equine therapy, the use of horses is effective for relieving anxiety, fear and addiction. Listed are several American agencies that offer equine psychotherapy in America.
Horse GrantsGrants for equine related theropies and sports.
A Professional Farrier's Perspective: Winter Horse Hoof HealthWinter weather brings hard frozen ground and colder temperatures. What special hoof care do horses need in colder weather? Veteran farrier R.T. Goodrich, shared several suggestions for caring for horse hooves in winter.
A Veterinarian's Perspective: Caring for Pastured Horses in WinterPasture boarding of horses is popular, particularly in the current challenging economy. Unlike humans, horses can live healthily outdoors in all sorts of weather. An experienced Illinois veterinarian and horseman offered five basics for winter horse care.
Guidelines for Equine VaccinesThis article will cover those vaccinations necessary to keep your horse strong, healthy, and fun to own.- Tips to Meet New Horse Friendly PeopleHave you ever felt as if you are the only person in your area that is interested in horses? The chances are you're not-- Read this article to find some helpful tips in meeting new horse friendly people.
Horses and Humans - Equine Performance EventThe Equus Projects and GallopNYC join together for a day of free equine and rider dance performances in Prospect Park.- How Equine Assisted Psychotherapy Can Help You HealA form of therapy that is becoming more popular today and helping many people heal from various mental health issues is equine assisted psychotherapy. This approach involves a combination of a horse(s) and psychotherapy.
New Contagious Equine Metritis Case in CaliforniaA case of Contagious Equine Metritis, an infectious venereal disease that affects horses and other equids, has been found in California.
Sunkissed Acres Needs Help Rehabbing and Rehoming EquinesSunkissed Acres asks for help rehabbing new equine victims of our rough economy.
Equine Advocates Safe Home Equine Rescue & Sanctuary in Chatham, New YorkI had the pleasure of visiting Safe Home Equine Rescue & Sanctuary as part of the Chatham NY Drive & Bike Open Farm Tour. Safe Home, a 140-acre equine rescue facility operated by Equine Advocates, is a shining example of how horses should be treated.
10 Tips for Catching a Loose HorseHorses love liberty. Equines at play in a pasture run and romp and buck and raise happy havoc. What happens when humans try to catch loose horses for safety, training or other purposes? Try these 10 tips for catching a loose horse.
Equine Health: Must-Know Grooming Tips & TricksDiscover these 25 handy tips and tricks to help make grooming your horse more effective, and to keep him looking his best!- Horse Health: Equine Cushing's DiseaseWhat is equine Cushing's Disease? What triggers it? Also, discover the symptoms and possible treatments of this potentially fatal affliction.
- Horse Health: Caring for the Aged EquineYour older equine deserves quality care and attention. This article discusses important factors to keep in mind when caring for an older horse, as well as potential health problems.
Horse Shows: Equine Costume ClassesMany schooling shows offer an equine costume class. Mainly seen around Halloween time, costume classes can be a fun opportunity to get creative with your horse's costume. Here are some tips and ideas to get you started!
Online Equine Degree CollegesOnline equine degrees make it possible to earn a degree in horse studies at your own pace and around your schedule.- Dealing with the Equine Treat JunkieOverlooked quirks can quickly morph into undesirable behaviors which in turn affect a horse's ground manners. Here's a simple technique that will tone down a treat junkie's bad habits.
- The Scoop on Equine SupplementsWhat are equine supplements? How do they affect your horse? An overview of five popular types of equine dietary supplements and their purposes.
- Checkout Equine Exchange for All Your Riding NeedsIf you are riding on a budget and trying to make ends meet with a horse in your life check out Equine Exchange in Pottstown PA.



