A Review on Poo: Recommendations for Equine Deworming
The days of rotational deworming every 2-3 months are, and have been, in the rear-view mirror! For several years now, EquidDoc veterinarians have been following updated AAEP guidelines about targeted deworming of individual animals at specific times with specific medications. Each horse is treated as an individual based on their fecal egg count test, age, […]
Heard Health Matters
Llama enthusiast? Alpaca breeder? Regardless of WHY you are interested in camelids, you should be aware of HOW to properly care for them. EquidDoc veterinarians are skilled in organizing herd health exams to help our clients learn everything from the fundamentals to advanced care to help prevent medical issues before they start. Specifically, we will […]
Impaction Colic & Tips for Prevention as the Seasons Change
It’s that time of year again, when the leaves start to turn, and the air feels cool and brisk. For many in New England, fall is the most anticipated and favorite time of year. But for EquidDoc veterinarians and many of our equine friends, fall carries a dreaded increase in the number of colic episodes […]
Equine Contagion Part 3: Strangles
Streptococcus equi subspecies equi, also referred to as strangles, strep, or S. equi, is a highly contagious, yet common, upper respiratory bacterial disease that can affect any equine at any age. Summer weather in New England is an excellent environment for strangles to spread and thrive, especially in high trafficked locations such as horse shows, clinics, boarding facilities, […]