New AAEP field guidelines give veterinarians a diagnostic flowchart for equine respiratory disease to guide sampling and test selection.
New research shows regenerative medicine devices like Pro-Stride APS remain effective in PPID horses, helping vets manage joint disease in this older, high-risk population.
BEVA’s new Flexible Working Guidelines aim to help equine vets improve work-life balance, retention, and team sustainability in practice.
NAEAA announced new officers and a board member at its 2025 annual meeting, advancing its mission to support equine academic programs nationwide.
On September 4th and 5th, 2025, the American Farrier’s Association held a horseshoeing certification in Pereira, Colombia.
New annual awards program recognizes outstanding veterinary technicians for their impact in the field of veterinary medicine.
Draw It Out® Launches VetPro® Program: Exclusive Incentives for Equine Veterinarians
Pioneer Equine Hospital, a premier, full-service equine veterinary practice proudly announces the integration of the cutting-edge Asto CT Equina® Standing CT Scanner into its diagnostic services.
Innovative magnesium and chromium formula reduces stress and improves glucose utilization in horses with metabolic challenges.
The results indicated that both Pro-Stride APS and Restigen PRP devices may be more effective in modulating inflammation and promoting healing than the other devices tested.
New single-use, pre-measured pouches make feeding faster, reduce plastic waste, and offer an option for every horse and every budget
Easy-to-use tail wrap and sensor gives riders and trainers insights into their horses’ health and fitness
Boehringer Ingelheim invites horse owners to recognize the unsung heroes—vets, grooms, farriers, and more—who help their horses thrive.
Researchers can now apply for Boehringer Ingelheim’s 2025 awards supporting equine infectious disease studies, with five $15,000 grants available.
Leading equine supplement company delivers the most trusted, comprehensive health and wellness solutions tailored to the unique needs of each horse.
Veterinarians Dr. Christine Cocquyt Montgomery and Dr. Colton McInturff have been named co-owners of the hospital group’s Thompson’s Station location.
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