Colic remains one of the most common reasons for equine practitioners to be called out on
emergency, closely followed by wounds and lameness. 1 Studies investigating the …

Epidemiologic studies investigating colic provide important information that can be used to
devise evidence-based preventive health care strategies to minimize the risk of colic and …

Simple Summary There are approximately 275,000 equids in Honduras, with many
providing tractional assistance to human lives and livelihoods. The aim of this study was to …

Simple Summary Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the biggest concerns of this
century, threatening humans, animals, and the environment. Animals are important …

Background To seek appropriate veterinary attention for horses with colic, owners must
recognise early signs. Direct observation of horse behaviour has several drawbacks: it is …

Objective To determine the effect of a 10% dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) solution on the peak
concentration (CMAX) of amikacin in the radiocarpal joint (RCJ) during intravenous regional …

Simple Summary The description of health patterns of eventing horses outside of veterinary
clinics is limited. It is important to determine the relative impact of different health problems in …

Gastrointestinal colic is the most common primary care equine emergency 1 and affects
nearly one of four horses per year. 2 Colic is a significant welfare concern for equine …

Background Colic is the commonest emergency in first opinion equine practice. Early
referral is important for horses requiring surgery. Fast localised abdominal ultrasonography …

Objective To determine factors associated with frequency and outcome of equid
emergencies in private practice. Design Retrospective study from February 2019 to January …