On March 7, a 3-year-old filly in Clinton County, Michigan, recently tested positive for strangles. The filly developed clinical signs on March 6, including nasal discharge, lethargy, and inappetence.

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The latest update from the USDA details the spread of the disease from pony stallions on a Florida facility to horses of ...

A mosquito-borne viral disease exceedingly rare in people killed a horse in Lackawanna County, though no human cases have ...

EXCLUSIVE: Jockey Sean Bowen discovered he was allergic to horses when he was a child growing up at his family stables in ...

A federal district court in Amarillo delivered a split ruling on a lawsuit filed by the horse industry and two horse owners ...

A study published this week in the peer-reviewed journal Equine Veterinary Education suggests that electroacupuncture may ...

The National Eczema Association (NEA) today announced the recipients for its 2024 research grant cycle. From both U.S.-based ...

A horse that fell through the ice of an upstate New York pond was saved by rescuers who pulled together to free the animal from the frigid water. Body-camera footage from responding officers shows ...

Learn more Redness, dryness, scaly patches, and itchy rashes — these are just a few of the not-so-fun symptoms of eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis. It's a pretty common condition ...

Those who love stiletto-like lashes would agree, but for the rest of us who have eczema that incites itchiness, scratching it is infinitely more orgasmic. A report by Singapore General Hospital in ...