Osteoarthritis by Amy Young July 29, 2021 Health Topics Osteoarthritis (OA) is a degeneration of cartilage that can be precipitated by repetitive trauma, historical fractures or other injuries, and/or poor conformation.
Cribbing by Amy Young June 23, 2021 Health Topics Cribbing is a stereotypic behavior that is seen as a stable vice and can have health consequences for horses.
UC Davis standing equine PET scanner now in use at Golden Gate Fields by Amy Young June 09, 2021 The UC Davis standing equine PET scanner is now in regular use imaging racehorses at Golden Gate Fields racetrack.
Neonatal Maladjustment Syndrome in Foals by Amy Young May 10, 2021 Health Topics Foals with neonatal maladjustment syndrome, also known as “dummy foals”, appear healthy at birth, but soon exhibit neurological abnormalities.
Standing Equine PET Now in Clinical Use at UC Davis by Amy Young March 31, 2021 UC Davis has welcomed the latest standing equine PET scanner for clinical use.
Tetanus by Amy Young March 29, 2021 Health Topics Tetanus is a potentially fatal disease characterized by muscular spasms caused by a bacterial neurotoxin.
A Tribute to Isle Cash In - A Horse That Taught From the Heart by Amy Young February 18, 2021 Cash was a CEH teaching herd horse for 20 years, teaching many veterinary students all about the equine heart.
Tetralogy of Fallot by Amy Young February 18, 2021 Health Topics Tetralogy of Fallot is a set of four cardiovascular defects that affect the flow of blood through the heart.
Flexural Limb Deformity by Amy Young January 11, 2021 Health Topics Flexural limb deformity occurs in young foals and can take two forms: contracted tendons and laxity.
Distichiasis by Amy Young December 10, 2020 Health Topics Distichiasis is an eye condition in which eyelashes grow from an abnormal position along the eyelid.
