Hay and bedding are two of the top sources of mould and particulate in a horse’s environment. Much can be done to defend against dust and potential causes of equine asthma starting with simple changes to barn management practices.
The CVMA honours OVC faculty member, Dr. Scott Weese for his integral role in helping communicate pertinent information to veterinary teams during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dr. Luis Arroyo, professor in the Department of Clinical Studies at the University of Guelph’s Ontario Veterinary College, uses the horse robo-gut to understand how various food compounds are digested. By manipulating the mechanical gut, he can observe how certain GI diseases affect the animal and suggest potential treatments.
1hr Video from Equestrian Canadawith Roly Owers of World Horse Welfare: Using Science to Maintain Equestrianism’s Social License Confirmation
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