Baxter the goat’s big pee problem: A tale of urinary stones and second chances
Urinary stones are one of the most common medical emergencies in male goats, and it’s essential to act fast to save their lives.
Urinary stones are one of the most common medical emergencies in male goats, and it’s essential to act fast to save their lives.
Dr. Anje Bauck (left) and Dr. Taralyn McCarrel (right) pose for a picture with Bandit prior to discharge. 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 kick.
Read about the 7-year-old Tennessee Walking Horse, Wonder, and her recovery from pericarditis and pleuropneumonia at UF.
Equine Reportable Disease Map Florida’s Equine Reportable Disease Map is an interactive way to look at disease occurrence within the state. Disease information can be viewed by county, with monthly and calendar year information available. The map uses Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology…
Zebu recuperating at home after treatment at UF for kidney injury…
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When Cowboy the Quarter Horse began to experience colic, his clinical signs led to an emergency surgery at UF.