Alpha2EQ - A Regenerative Equine Treatment
If your horse has Equine Asthma, Alpha 2M may be an option!
Equine Dental Exam, More Than The Float!
Dental exams are an important part of your horse’s health. Domesticated horses are living longer but their teeth are still the same length. It is important to have your horse’s teeth looked at to maintain their health.
Equine Gastric Ulcers and Gastroscopy
Equine GI ulcers are a hot topic. Stomach ulcers are prevalent in horses and determining the significance of these ulcers in the case of poor performance or change in behavior can be challenging.
The Life Of A Vet Student
Susana Urias, a graduate from the University of Arizona College of Veterinary Medicine class of 2023, describes what it is like to be a veterinary student.
Equine Infectious Anemia
Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) is an infectious viral disease that causes a persistent infection in the equidae family. This category includes horses, donkeys, mules and zebras. It is found all over the world and can be rapidly spread.
Systemic Equine Joint Treatments
Horses are living much longer lives now due to advancements in healthcare and knowledge. With use and age, horses experience boney changes such as arthritis and the discomfort that comes with it. Many horses, especially those in work, receive routine joint injections that help keep them comfortable and able to perform maximally. However, there are many other treatments and adjunct therapies that improve joint health and therefore improve the horse’s performance and quality of life.
Inspired Veterinary Technician
My inspiration to love and care for animals came to me at a very young age. My Mom would tell me stories about when she was younger working in the zoo; hearing about all the cool tasks she would do and how she would care for and provide for the different animals interested me. She would tell me how each animal had their own individual personality and special diet. Hearing her talk about her work really sparked my love for all types of animals big or small.
GI Month: Why Should You Consider A Gastroscope?
Equine GI ulcers are a hot topic. Stomach ulcers are prevalent in horses and determining the significance of these ulcers in the case of poor performance or change in behavior can be challenging.