In an Equestrian Canada Horse Health and Welfare webinar, Kelsey Spence PhD, Assistant Professor at the Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph and infectious disease epidemiologist, provides a great review of habits that minimize disease spread at competition and back at home.

Biosecurity can seem daunting or excessive, but the impacts of disease outbreaks are devastating. Using the latest research on disease risks there are actions you can take to prevent disease spread, and methods to promote and maintain good biosecurity habits. Watch the video replay with passcode: C3t2+w^%

How well do you understand your horse? Have you noticed when they want to be around you? Or when they need a break? We would like to test your ability to understand what horses are trying to tell you.

Help to discover more about this by participating in a research study conducted by Dr. Katrina Merkies and Katy Trudel (Graduate Student) from the Department of Animal Biosciences, Ontario Agricultural College at the University of Guelph.

20-25 minute, voluntary questionnaire