
Top facts about equine atypical myopathy
Equine Atypical Myopathy is a potentially fatal muscle disease in horses and mostly occurs in the autumn and spring.
15 October 2019
Read MoreThe most common types of Equine Herpes Virus are EHV-1 and EHV-4.
EHV-1 can cause abortion, respiratory disease and neurological disease.
EHV-4 usually causes respiratory disease but occasionally it can result in abortion and more rarely neurological disease.
Listen to the second in our series of four essential-listening EHV awareness vlogs from Professor Josh Slater, European Veterinary Specialist in Equine Internal Medicine, to learn about the signs of EHV. Making sure you know when you may need to call your vet will help you to reduce the risks to your horse and to others on the yard. in other blogs Josh explains what EHV is, preventative strategies and what to do if you think your horse may have EHV.
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Equine Atypical Myopathy is a potentially fatal muscle disease in horses and mostly occurs in the autumn and spring.
15 October 2019
Read MoreEHV vaccination helps reduce the severity and spread of the respiratory disease and frequency of abortion disease. Reducing the sp...
02 August 2019
Read MoreOn average a horse’s brain is the size of a large orange but weighs significantly more at roughly 623g and it is around half...
19 July 2019
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