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Horse Health Research Grants Available
The Foundation for the Horse is offering $20,000 to fund research grant proposals for the study of diseases and disorders affecting horses.
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Group Seeks Gifts for Ukrainian Equine and Veterinary Medical Relief
An American-based group is accepting donations to help horses and veterinarians affected by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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AAEP Updates Equine Piroplasmosis Guidelines
The AAEP recently released comprehensive guidelines to assist veterinarians with identification, control and prevention of a potentially lethal blood-borne infection.
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7 Equine Research Projects Receive $131,000 from Foundation for the Horse
These seven research projects could some day benefit your horse.
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The Foundation for the Horse Awards Nearly $640,000 for Programs
The Foundation for the Horse has approved $638,922 in grants for 31 programs and projects committed to its mission of improving the wellbeing of horses.
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Recently Discovered Parvovirus-Hepatitis Virus Subject of New AAEP Guidelines
The AAEP has published guidelines to educate practitioners about transmission, risk factors and clinical signs of a recently discovered virus capable of causing hepatitis in horses.
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AAEP Issues Updated Euthanasia Guidelines
The American Association of Equine Practitioners has updated its guidance for humane euthanasia of a horse.
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AAEP Releases Guidelines for Diagnosing, Treating EPM
Information on how to better identify, treat and diagnose the progressive neurological disease Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis (EPM) is now available.
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3 Chosen for Coyote Rock Ranch Veterinary Scholarships
Veterinary students from Texas A&M, University of Pennsylvania and Cornell University will receive Coyote Rock Ranch Veterinary Scholarships.
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Veterinary Groups Receive $5,000 For Hurricane Laura Relief
Two groups providing assistance to horses affected by Hurricane Laura recently received $5,000 for their efforts, but officials say more help is needed.
