Vet Times articles

Belinda Rose discusses the use of ovulatory induction agents and post-covering treatments in reducing early pregnancy loss in horses.

Jonathan Anderson looks at the anatomy of the distal phalanx and hoof before describing related foot conditions in the horse.

Sue Dyson reviews literature related to aspects of this issue, in light of clinical experiences and limited evidence-based data.

Andy Durham describes the advantages of using this diagnostic imaging technique when undergoing eye examination in horses.

Common physiological and pathological murmurs and dysrhythmias found in the horse, when to undertake further diagnostic procedures and what the likely consequences may be regarding pathological disease for future performance and safety for ridden work are covered in this article.

This article provides a summary of selected clinically relevant publications on diagnostic methods, imaging and rehabilitation of equine lameness published in the past 12 months, as well as new information related to diagnostic imaging of the suspensory ligament.

Alex Draper asks how much weight is too much for horses to carry – and how you raise the sensitive topic with larger owners.

Association says the update will help members negotiate the intricacies of prescribing equine medicines, and assist in accurate use of the cascade.

Celia Marr discusses novel ECG techniques, such as using smartphone technology, and best advice when examining horses.