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Success Story: Overcoming the Challenges of Fracture Repair and Rehabilitation
On the evening of February 10, 2015, Bandit, a 12-year-old Paso Fino gelding, was found in his pasture non-weight bearing on his right hind leg inflicted by a suspected horse […]
Success Story: Wonder’s Recovery from Pericarditis & Pleuropneumonia
Read about the 7-year-old Tennessee Walking Horse, Wonder, and her recovery from pericarditis and pleuropneumonia at UF.
State Veterinarian Releases Interactive Equine Disease Map
The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services has released a new webmap to track equine diseases. Florida’s Equine Reportable Disease Map is an interactive way to look at disease occurrence […]
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Can Dog Teach Man? How Studying Diabetes in Dogs May Help People (and Vice-Versa)
Just as people do, pets can also develop diabetes. While the terms corresponding to the major types of diabetes (type 1 and type 2) in people don’t fit perfectly with...
Veterinary Nurses: A Key Part of Your Pet’s Health Care Team
Veterinary technicians, also known as veterinary nurses, are a key part of your pet’s health care team. When you take your pet to the veterinarian, you probably will have face-to-face...
For abusers of every kind: time’s up
There’s really nothing much worse than animal abuse. And does it seem to you that often the punishment doesn’t fit the crime? Well, thanks to those who’ve fought hard to...
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