With some forethought and planning, you can make sure your horses's immunization schedule provides the highest level of protection for the longest time possible.
There has been a major change in the mode of transmission for equine infectious anemia (EIA) in the last 10 years that horse owners need to know about.
Summer is peak season for this disease caused by an organism that thrive in ponds, rivers and other waterways. Here’s how you can reduce your horse's risk.
If an injury or circumstances put a horse at risk for tetanus and his vaccination status is unknown, his treatment regimen may include tetanus antitoxin.
