Equine
Combating corporate? New association unites independent veterinarians
Founded to counter the corporatization of veterinary medicine, the Independent Veterinary Practitioners Association aims to represent the interests and needs of privately owned hospitals in North America.
University of Florida veterinarians to study bupivacaine in racehorses
Extended-release version of local anesthetic has potential for misuse, says group funding the research.
The future of veterinary medicine
Lying awake in the wee hours of the morning, Bo Brock, DVM, considered the future of veterinary medicine. Luckily, he thinks the future is looking pretty bright.
Keep your equine patient records airtight to avoid the examining board
From the physical exam down to questions asked by the client on social mediamanage your veterinary records to prevent (or worst case scenario: survive) examining board inquiries.
The first 3 minutes: Recognizing a horse in shock
With a stepwise triage exam, you can quickly recognize an equine patient in shock. Your clinical impressions and understanding of the cardiovascular circuit can help identify the type of shock, which will guide your treatment plan.
Veterinary student faces fraud charges; allegedly sold rescued horses for slaughter
Tuskegee student Fallon Blackwood indicted in Alabama and North Carolina; owners say she promised their horses a better life.
National Equine Health Plan: A resource for equine practitioners
American Horse Council, AAEP, USDA pledge to keep U.S. horse herd healthy in case of a disease outbreak.
dvm360 product report: Sedation reversal, flavored heartworm tablets and more
Heres our regular rundown of new and notable veterinary products.
Survey: Horse owners look to veterinarians for recommendations
Data from American Horse Publications reveals that more horse owners are discussing vaccination and deworming with their veterinarians.
Thank you, Momma and yes, I actually do know what I'm doing
Its the time of year to reflect on those whove shaped our lives as veterinarians, Dr. Brock says.
Rising from the ashes
A firsthand look at the Woolsey and Hill fires in Southern California, and the veterinary heroes who helped save all creatures great and small from its damage.
dvm360 product report: Diagnostic, treatment advances for dogs and horses, and more
In our latest round-up, you'll find oral med help for dogs, a client communication tool, and a vaccine combo as well as a convenient imaging option for horses.
dvm360 product report: Help for horses, cats, cows and clients
Find out about new options for equine imaging, communication for amputations in cats, a bovine knowledge repository and payment help for clients.
Letter to dvm360: Equine medicine not a horror but a place of respect
This veterinarian says she had a completely different experience than that reported in a recent look at life as a female student and practitioner.
Mind Over Miller: Halloween prank becomes a Halloween fright
Dr. Robert Miller inadvertently spooks a horse owner during a late-night veterinary call.
The telltale blue star
Dr. Brocks daughter took a creative approach to combating her 4-year-olds fibs. If only the method worked on veterinary clients.
Studies advance regenerative therapies for equine patients
Researchers at the University of Georgia and Kansas State University have implemented new ways of using the therapy to treat horses.
FDA warns veterinarians of risks associated with altrenogest exposure
Equine, swine products used by veterinarians and livestock handlers to regulate estrus may cause reproductive disorders in people.
Equine malocclusions: Are you overfiling?
With class 1 malocclusions, warns an equine veterinary dentist, you must do a thorough examination of the bone structure before trying to even out a horses teeth.
Dont call her lady doc and other equine DVM horror stories
Female equine veterinarians share their gender discrimination experiences from vet school and beyond.
dvm360 product report: Transdermal mirtazapine, equine flu vaccines and more
Heres our regular roundup of new and noteworthy veterinary products.
The pathogenesis of a veterinarian
It takes years of blood, sweat and tears to get a veterinary degree, but it can take about five seconds in the real world to feel clinically incompetent.
Stomping out equine herpesvirus
Animal Health Trust is ready to stop horsing around with equine herpesvirus and begin development of a vaccine to protect against abortigenic and neurological equine herpes virus.
New 'toggle technique' helps horses breathe
What makes all the difference in this surgical procedure to treat recurrent laryngeal neuropathy? Two holes in the cartilage and a stainless-steel button.
A shared passion for horse feet
The relationship between farrier and veterinarian doesnt have to be one of begrudging acceptance. Rather, it can blossom into respect and learning.
What it takes to feel safe
Equine veterinary professionals learn a lot of safety protocols. But one real danger rarely gets addressed in practiceand that needs to change, these experts say.
Thoroughbreds back at California training facility after wildfire evacuation
Hundreds of horses were scheduled to return in mid-April to the newly rebuilt San Luis Rey Training Center after a December wildfire near San Diego.
The "eyes" have it at 2018 Veterinary Innovation Awards
A special event to give eye exams to service animals from veterinary ophthalmologists, including horses, won an award at VMX in Orlando in February.
2018 Help a Horse Day contest finds a new focus in adoption
The ASPCA is challenging equine rescues and sanctuaries to get creative when it comes to finding homes for unwanted horses.
What's old is new: A new horse genus emerges through DNA analysis of North American fossils
The equid family tree was shaken up in a recent study by an international research team.