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Electrolytes, Appetite and Yearling Sales Preparation

Author: © Dr David Wood BVSc MRCVS on behalf of Equine Nutrition Systems P/L (Horsepower Feeds & Supplements). ‘You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink’. True enough, and you can’t make it eat either, but what are the real drivers for hunger and thirst? Apart from the innate physiological…

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Endoscopy of the upper respiratory tract – what’s new?

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Scoping Yearlings with Dr Lucy Cudmore – Scone Equine Hospital

Endoscopy of the upper respiratory tract – what’s new?

We have a talented and experienced veterinary team who are able to deal with all types of equine veterinary problems. With most of our vets having international experience, they bring

The dynamics of energy supply and demand of foaling mares managed at pasture: a deterministic modelling approach

Conducting research across disciplines into Veterinary science, Equine science, Agriculture production systems and Sport Science. Current research interests have a similar eclectic mix to teaching. However, the common theme has

Fit to foal: Managing the pregnant mare for maximum foal survival

Investing in research, innovation, and leadership to strengthen our rural industries and regional communities. AgriFutures Australia is one of 15 Research and Development Corporations (RDCs) that service the Research, Development

Osteoarthritis – what can be done to slow the progression?

We have a talented and experienced veterinary team who are able to deal with all types of equine veterinary problems. With most of our vets having international experience, they bring
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Importance of early exercise in Racehorses

Chris Rogers, a Professor of Equine Science at Massey University explains the importance of early exercise in racehorses, and how vital it is to ensure longevity and success in their

Understanding the epidemiology of Chlamydia psittaci infections in mares and their newborn foals

Investing in research, innovation, and leadership to strengthen our rural industries and regional communities. AgriFutures Australia is one of 15 Research and Development Corporations (RDCs) that service the Research, Development

Breeding Basics

We have a talented and experienced veterinary team who are able to deal with all types of equine veterinary problems. With most of our vets having international experience, they bring

Resilience of Faecal Microbiota in Stabled Thoroughbred Horses Following Abrupt Dietary Transition between Freshly Cut Pasture and Three Forage-Based Diets

Conducting research across disciplines into Veterinary science, Equine science, Agriculture production systems and Sport Science. Current research interests have a similar eclectic mix to teaching. However, the common theme has

Improving racetrack surface selection for safer conditions for thoroughbred racehorses

Investing in research, innovation, and leadership to strengthen our rural industries and regional communities. AgriFutures Australia is one of 15 Research and Development Corporations (RDCs) that service the Research, Development

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