Common Parasite Eggs Found in Fecals What species of parasites are identified in a fecal egg count test?

Study: Sires’ Genes Form the Equine Placenta The term “do-it-all-dad” just took on a whole new meaning: Cornell University researchers have recently determined that, in equids at least, it’s the father’s genes that take the lead in developing the mare’s placenta.

Extinct Zebra Subspecies Could Aid Equine Research Researchers are working to bring the quagga–a type of South African zebra, extinct since the late 19th century–back to life. This revived subspecies could offer scientists some exciting equine research opportunities.

Equine Herpesvirus-1 Workshop to be Held October 19 Prevention, mitigation, and management of equine herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1) infections will be the focus for equine veterinary professionals during an EHV-1 workshop taking place Oct. 19, 2013.

Protect Your Dog When Deworming Your Horse Small animal practitioner and The Horse contributor Dr. Stacey Oke shares important information about protecting our canine companions in the barn from ivermectin toxicity.

The Equine Eye Dr. Amber LaBelle of the University of Illinois talks about the equine eye and how horses see.

Melanoma Risk in Gray Quarter Horses Studied According to recent study results, gray Quarter Horses could be less susceptible to melanomas (malignant tumors of pigmented skin cells) compared to grays of other breeds.

Honey for Treating Horse Wounds Honey’s all the buzz in natural wound remedies, and according to recent research, it works with horses, too. Better yet, it’s not just the tried-and-true manuka honey that works, but a wide variety of honeys from different parts of the world.

Parasite Control Recommendations for Mares and Foals Times are changing when it comes to parasite control: Anthelmintic-resistant parasites have prompted new, more targeted deworming recommendations. Learn how to control parasites in broodmares and foals.

Choosing an Antibiotic for Use in Foals One veterinarian offers some tips on how veterinarians can ensure they’re treating sick neonatal foals effectively without adding to the growing antibiotic-resistant bacteria problem.