Equine Guelph Presents Must-See Health and Welfare Videos

COVID-19 updates

Infection Control Expert Dr. Scott Weese provides COVID-19 updates in a one hour video. Topics: General info, species to species transmission risk, protecting yourself including what mask to use, ‘the new normal’ in reopening veterinary practices and more.

Lameness Lab Tool Of The Month

With many horses returning to work after significant time off, gradual increases in workload are important to lameness prevention. Dr. Clayton’s video of conditioning tips has been added to lameness lab.
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Tight Nosebands & Tongue Ties

Dr. Paul McGreevy discusses the detrimental impact of tight nosebands and tongue ties during Equestrian Canada’s May 2020 National Equine Disease and Welfare Surveillance Call.

Research and Tips to Avoid Lameness

Dr. Mark Hurtig discusses his exciting new research at the OVC on new biologic therapies as well as tips to avoid lameness as horses resume training.

Upcoming Horse Portal Short Courses

Equine First Aid
Sept 21 – 28

Fire & Emergency Preparedness
Oct 5 – 13

Horse Care and Welfare
Oct 19 – 30

Sickness Prevention in Horses
Nov 16 – Nov 27

Horse Behaviour & Safety
Nov 30 – Dec 11

Horse Behaviour & Safety for Youth (13 – 17)
Nov 30 – Dec 11

More from Equine Welfare:

All’s ‘Well’ That Ends Well: Rescuing Butter

A little palomino mini horse was rescued from a 60-foot well by a team of first responders ‒ and survived with barely a scratch.

Better Understanding Horse Behaviour

Recent research investigates horses’ vital signs and what the data collected can tell horse owners and vets about their intentions.

Alberta Government Gearing Up to Cull Wild Horses

A new report by biologist and wildlife researcher Wayne McCrory exposes the lack of science or evidence to support a cull.

Rescuing Senior Citizen Big Boy

When a 30-year-old paint named Big Boy became hopelessly trapped in a muddy pond, multiple rescue crews sprang into action to save him.