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PRIMEDIA Equine Wins Seven AIM Awards

Gaithersburg, Md., May 11, 2006 -- PRIMEDIA Equine Network hit the bull's-eye winning seven All Industry Marketing (AIM) Awards presented during the Western-English Trade Association's (WETA) Leadership Forum AIM Awards...

http://www.equisearch.com/news/aimawards_051106/

Dr. Young Answers More Questions from the Senior Horse Live Chat

Dr. Katie Young answers more questions from the live chat in the Senior Horse Resource Center forums. ROBarrelHorse: I have an 18 year old broodmare that just recently foaled. She gets...

http://www.equisearch.com/purina-senior-resource-center-dr-young-answers-more-questions-from-the-senior-horse-live-chat/

Trail Terrors, Part 6: Wounds

Wounds - What to Watch For: Bleeding; swelling; sudden lameness; an obvious defect in the skin or underlying tissues. Wounds - What's Happening: The following guide will help you classify the wound for...

http://www.equisearch.com/horses_care/health/first_aid/eqtrailt61583/

Founder Factors in Three Horses

Editor's note: In the October 2009 issue of Horse & Rider, Dr. Barb Crabbe explores how various metabolic disorders can increase your horse's risk of laminitis ("Founder Factors: Cushing's and...

http://www.equisearch.com/horses_care/health/illnesses_injuries/founder_factors_three_horses_092309/

Trail Terrors, Part 9: Snakebites

Snakebite - What's Happening: A poisonous snake injects venom through his fangs into your horse's tissues. The venom is picked up by your horse's lymphatic system (the system responsible for dealing with foreign...

http://www.equisearch.com/horses_care/health/first_aid/eqtrailt91586/

Trail Terrors, Part 8: Lameness

Lameness - What to Watch For: Sudden, acute lameness; sudden refusal to bear weight on a limb. Lameness - What's Happening: If your horse should suddenly become lame, there are a number of...

http://www.equisearch.com/horses_care/health/first_aid/eqtrailt81585/

Trail Terrors, Part 7: Allergies

Allergies - What to Watch for: Hives: multiple, round, raised areas on your horse's skin. (If you press into one, your fingertip will leave a dent.) In severe cases, individual hive...

http://www.equisearch.com/horses_care/health/first_aid/eqtrailt71584/

Horse Health: Biosecurity Measures

[/caption] In January, California authorities reported new cases of equine herpes virus myeloencephalopathy (EHM), the neuropathic for of equine herpes virus (EHV-1, commonly known as "rhino"). After the outbreak in mid-May...

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In Memoriam: Dr. Craig Ferrell

May 30, 2012--FEI Medical Committee Chairman Dr Craig Ferrell (USA). Dr Ferrell, 62, died on Monday, May 28 from injuries sustained in a fall during a polo match near his...

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Should You Vaccinate for EPM?

Status: The vaccine, from Fort Dodge Animal Health, has conditional licensure. This type of licensing is given if a new vaccine is considered to be of special need (the disease...

http://www.equisearch.com/horses_care/health/vaccinations/eqepm33/