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EGUS Series Part 1: What’s the fuss over gastric ulcers?

EGUS Series Part 1: What’s the fuss over gastric ulcers?

Be it in the show ring or over dinner with horse friends, the topic of gastric ulcers always seems to elicit sentiments of frustration and misunderstanding.  What causes these pesky ulcers and what can we do as horseman to combat them? To start, it’s important to...
Equine Preventative Medicine Checklist

Equine Preventative Medicine Checklist

Along with spring comes vaccinations and preventative care appointments for our equine friends. We all understand the importance of preventative medicine, but it’s easy to miss things, so we’ve prepared a list of what you should be doing with your horse to make...
Should my horse get a strangles vaccine?

Should my horse get a strangles vaccine?

Most horse people are familiar with the dreaded “s- word”: strangles. But if there is a strangles vaccine available, why isn’t vaccination essential for all horses, like the rabies vaccine? What is strangles? Equine strangles is caused by infection with the bacteria...
Welcome Dr. Jenna Moline

Welcome Dr. Jenna Moline

MVS is excited to announce our new associate, Dr. Jenna Moline, is on the job! She’s heading up Team Dixie and we’re delighted to have her as part of the team. Learn more about Dr. Moline below, and be sure to say hi if you see her. I am a Wyoming native...
How to care for minor wounds

How to care for minor wounds

Most horse owners are comfortable treating minor** scrapes and wounds on our ever-accident prone horses. But the myriad of available topical products can be overwhelming – what is best to use and when? **As always, if you have ANY concern over the depth of the...