AquaVet Urgent Update: Hurricane and Flooding Recovery
Our thoughts and prayers are with all who have been affected by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
Product Spotlight: DuraFend
Looking for a dewormer that can be used on a wide range of animals? Check out DuraFend! DuraFend Multi-Species Medicated Dewormer is indicated for the control and removal of worms in a broad range of animals. Pellets may be top dressed or blended with feed. Approved For Use On: 1 lb: Beef and Dairy Cattle, Swine, [...]
The Importance of Managing Parasites in the Outdoor Dog
Dogs are often considered members of the family and it’s important to keep them healthy and free of intestinal parasites.
More Horse Owners Take Free Rein of Health Care Decisions
Many horse owners hold their equine health strategies close to the vest, but they’re not inclined to gamble with the well-being of their animals.
Understanding Copper Deficiencies
Trace element availability is influenced by season, geographic location, soil type and type of forage. Generally, fewer trace elements are present in fast-growing forages, and trace elements can be tied up more often when higher levels of soil are taken in, while grazing or from when forages are made. Signs of copper deficiency can be [...]
Product Spotlight: Epsom Salt Flow Gel
Size: 20 oz Flow Gel Ideal for Equine Epsom Salt Poultice reduces inflammation, soothes pain caused by bruises or sprains. Flow Gel allows application without a mess! Provides the benefits of Epsom salt in a gel Effectively draws out hoof abscesses and infections Soothes sole bruising & reduce swelling For use anytime when there [...]
Trade Shows In Motion
As Fall trade show season is in full swing, we wanted to take a look back to reflect on some of our main takeaways and reasons why these long days are worth it. Whether you’ve been an attendee at a trade show, been a host of a trade show or participated as a vendor, we [...]
They’re A Natural: EQyss Provides Botanical Grooming Solutions for Over 25 Years
It’s that time of year. Summer. Heat, dust, and flying insects are a big part of most of our days as equestrians, and we’re constantly reaching for fly spray to ward them off or for the shampoo bucket, not only to get that show ring shine, but also to cool our horses. But do you [...]
Supporting Horses through the Season of Change
As summer begins to give way to fall over much of the nation, the warm summer air is beginning to cool. Leaves are starting to change, and it is rapidly becoming time to think about moving horses off pasture and into the barn for the winter. For some horses, changes in husbandry and housing can [...]
Equine First Aid Medical Bag Checklist
My mother always told me, “Horses are accidents waiting to happen." I find that this is especially true on a weekend…away from home…with no veterinarian around. Between my 30 years and my mother’s 50 years of horse ownership, we've put together a very comprehensive medical bag. My bag stays in my horse trailer at all [...]