New searchable resource provides convenient access to medication classifications and dosing guidelines. The American Quarter Horse Association is pleased to introduce its Medication Guideline Database, a new online resource designed to provide members with a simpler, more convenient way to search medication classifications and dosing guidelines outlined in the 2026 AQHA Official Handbook of Rules […]

“Case of the Month” – October 2026, UC Davis Weill School of Veterinary Medicine By Rob Warren, October 19, 2026 Dave Aguilar took precautions and tried to be fool proof by foaling out his mare Sierra (Cajos Wild Angel) at his primary veterinarian’s clinic. Sierra had multiple healthy foals in prior years and usually foaled […]
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Purina Expands into Forage Products with Solutions for Modern Horse Feeding Challenges New forage products address unmet needs in the category with targeted equine nutritional benefits and uniqueEasySoak™ pellettechnology. ARDEN HILLS, Minn. (Oct. 15, 2026) – When it comes to the equine diet, good forage matters. So does having a choice. […]
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From UMN Extension: Sodium and chloride, found in table salt, are essential for supporting hydration as well as muscle and nerve function in horses. Horse owners often supplement forage diets that are low in sodium by providing horses free access to a salt block. However, whether horses can readily consume salt by licking a block is […]
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UC Davis Weill School of Veterinary Medicine September “Case of the Month” By Rob Warren, September 28, 2026 https://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/news/dogs-fractured-skull-repaired-after-being-kicked-horse “To look at her now, you wouldn’t think anything happened to her,” exclaimed Andrea Barbee owner of Tessa, a 5-year-old border collie who was kicked in the head by a horse. But that certainly was not […]
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From Kentucky Equine Research: No new dewormers for horses are currently in development, and widespread resistance to existing products is on the upswing. As a result, global efforts to slow antiparasitic resistance are gaining momentum. Julie Shrubb, a veterinary surgeon based in the United Kingdom who chairs Controlling Antiparasitic Resistance in Equines Responsibly (CANTER), an […]
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September 29, 2026 The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently issued warning letters to Neogen Corporation and Sciarra Aeromed, Inc., following an investigation that linked a veterinary wound care product labeled as sterile, Neogen Vet HYCOAT (hyaluronate sodium sterile solution), to serious infections and deaths in horses. This incident involved at least 20 horse deaths, […]
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By Mark Andrews, Equine Science Update, September 5, 2026: Swiss researchers have identified a novel virus in the brains of four horses that were euthanased after developing neurological disease, prompting investigations into whether the virus may represent an emerging cause of equine central nervous system (CNS) disease. Since late July 2026, equine referral hospitals at the Universities […]
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AMARILLO, Texas — The American Quarter Horse Foundation is accepting proposals for its annual Equine Research Grant Program, providing qualified researchers with an opportunity to advance scientific knowledge that can benefit the American Quarter Horse and the broader equine industry. Established to support relevant basic and applied research, the AQHF Equine Research Grant Program provides […]
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Adolescents Who Read the Equines’ Body Language Were Less Sad and Lonely By Liana Wait, UC Davis, September 15, 2026: Interacting with animals can make people feel calmer and less lonely and anxious. A new study from the University of California, Davis, shows that animals play an active role in shaping these interactions and their outcomes. […]
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