Success Story: Colic & Lipoma Surgery
When Cowboy the Quarter Horse began to experience colic, his clinical signs led to an emergency surgery at UF.
When Cowboy the Quarter Horse began to experience colic, his clinical signs led to an emergency surgery at UF.
Do you know why horses are called "seasonal breeders"? Audrey Kelleman, DVM, DACT, explains the seasonal transitions for broodmares.
A new house fly bait is coming onto the market. It is a unique chemistry with a new, slow-acting mode of action.
Update on seven horses admitted on May 6, 2014 with signs of accidental overdose of the EPM drug pyrimethamine.
Congratulations to Echo for being a winner of the Name That Foal Contest this year! The foal was named Titan by Echo - and the name was fitting!
The Equine Sports Performance Complex is now available for performance evaluations!
Eight Thoroughbred horses that were given a single dose of an EPM drug at a training stable in Ocala, FL had neurologic disturbances within 36 hour of administration.
What happens when a horse continues to colic? Read about Wyatt and the preventative colic procedure performed at UF.
Read about Sonny's diagnosis & treatment of his life-threatening joint injury at UF.
An American Drum stallion named Mariah's Boon was treated in Gainesville at UF in 2009 and is now the 2012 Celebration Breyer Horse. Click on the link to watch the video.