The Vet Med Mobility Act permits veterinarians to carry controlled substances with them for field work. Some of you may recall that we posted information about the Veterinary Medicine Mobility…
At one time, most deworming was done with a stomach tube by a veterinarian, because many older products were caustic to the horse’s gastrointestinal tract. Today, most horses are given…
…of Medicine and Epidemiology at the University of California, Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine. In 1994 he received his Dr med vet Veterinary Medicine from the School of Veterinary Medicine…
…when treating kidney disease, however alternative medicine does offer choices. This is particularly true of Chinese medicine, both acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. It is not possible to prescribe the…
…Mary Jones – Charity Liaison of the Pin Oak Charity Horse Show, and Dr. Al Hergenroeder – Chief , Adolescent Medicine Service and Adolescent Medicine Clinic; Chief, Sports Medicine Clinic;…
…about seasonal equine allergies with explanations from top professionals in the field. John Madigan, BS, DVM, MS, professor of equine medicine in the department of medicine and epidemiology at the…
…Joyce utilizes traditional Chinese medicine in her practice to treat laminitic horses. Chinese medicine incorporates the use of herbs and acupuncture to treat various conditions. Joyce explains that there are…
Dr. Judith Shoemaker has a veterinary medicine practice in Nottingham, Pa., and uses conventional and alternative medicines. She treats horses of all breeds and disciplines and is a regular consultant…
…money on your horse medicines. We’ve also discussed how to tactfully ask your veterinarian for a prescription for a medicine your horse needs on a regular basis, as you might…
January 10, 2010 — Charles Raker, VMD, of Honeybrook, Pa., a revered and influential emeritus faculty member of the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Veterinary Medicine, was honored recently with…
