© Jozef Mikat | Dreamstime.com Gastrointestinal parasitism remains a significant health concern in equine populations worldwide. Horses ...

A student works with a horse in the UConn stables (c) Jason Sheldon / UConn) Poor coat condition in horses has long been associated with hea...

 The University of Connecticut Equine Extension Program has announced a study to better understand how horse owners and equine professionals...

  Routine monitoring for gastrointestinal nematodes remains a cornerstone of equine health management. Traditionally, diagnostic methods suc...

(c) Virgonira Dreamstime.com  Do you own a horse with osteoarthritis, especially in the fetlock joint? Researchers at the University of Flor...

    A free online tool to help horse owners evaluate the risk of worm infection has been launched.    This simple, user-friendly resource, t...

  Equine Infectious Disease Surveillance (EIDS) has launched RedWatch, a new initiative designed for vets to report cases of redworm disease...

It has been suggested that horses with hormonal disorders, such as insulin dysregulation and Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (PPID), m...

The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) has issued revised Internal Parasite Control Guidelines to help minimise the risk of...

Recent research from France suggests that the first step in controlling intestinal worm infections in animals should be providing them with ...

  While anthelmintic treatments are invaluable for controlling parasitic worm infections, new research shows they can also have unintended c...

 Leishmaniasis, a zoonotic disease capable of transmission from animals to humans, has long been acknowledged as a significant public health...

  Recent research suggests that employing selective treatment regimens can significantly reduce the development of anthelmintic resistance. ...