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Hendra vaccine Equivac HeV :: Photo © Dr Jamie Wearn
FEI Issues Clarification on Hendra Virus Vaccination
07/11/2019
Veterinary FEI
Hendra Vaccine in Australia
Possible Compulsory Hendra Vaccination Through FEI Regulation Causes Uproar in Australia
05/11/2019
Veterinary Veterinary
Tokyo Olympic Test Event in 2019 :: Photo © Yusuke Nakanishi
FEI Publishes Tokyo Horse Monitoring Research Project Findings
02/11/2019
Veterinary Health Care
Foal sleeping on straw :: Photo © Dirk Caremans
Ammonia Absorption in Various Equine Stall Beddings
11/10/2019
Veterinary Health Care
Grazing on autumn pasture :: Photo © Dirk Caremans
Methods Used to Limit Horses Grazing and Horse Carers' Opinions on These
01/10/2019
Veterinary Horse Management
When Given the Choice, Where Does a Horse Choose to Spend Its Time :: Photo © Dirk Caremans
Barn or Yard? When Given the Choice, Where Does a Horse Choose to Spend its Time?
22/09/2019
Veterinary Horse Management
Sleeping yearlings :: Photo © Dirk Caremans
The Dangers of Sleep Deprivation in Horses
09/09/2019
Veterinary Health Care
A major research study aimed at identifying best practices and management of horses training and competing in hot and humid environments was conducted by the FEI during last week’s Ready Steady Tokyo test event, where Japan’s Ryuzo Kitajima and Vick Du Grisors JRA finished second overall :: Photo © Yusuke Nakanishi)
FEI Researches Equine Health and Performance at Tokyo 2020 Test Event
01/09/2019
Veterinary Health Care
Standing in ice and water still proves to be the most effective cooling technique :: Photo © Hippofoto
Evaluation of the Cooling Efficacy of Different Equine Leg Cooling Methods
28/07/2019
Veterinary Veterinary
US Equestrian Federation Prohibits Cannabidiols and their Metabolites
23/05/2019
Veterinary Veterinary
Rider Weight Study Charts Deleterious Effects of Inappropriate Loading on Equine Gait and Behaviour
22/04/2019
Veterinary Veterinary
Horse cantering on treadmill wearing Myler correctional-ported barrel bit. Penrose tubing anchoring the endoscope is seen running from the left side of the noseband to the right nostril, and side reins attached to the bit flex the atlanto-occipital joint. Video monitor and VCR can be seen in the background :: Photo © H. Clayton
Swallowing Frequency in Cantering Horses: Effects of Different Bits and Bridles
11/04/2019
Veterinary Health Care