Some signs of pain are obvious, such as vigorous rolling and kicking at the belly indicative of colic, but other signs of pain are more subtle. Watch for changes in your horse's activity level and behavior as these are the best indicators of pain.
Veterinarians, their clients and those who handle horses, cattle and/or swine are asked to be on the alert for signs of Vesicular Stomatitis (VS) in recently imported animals.
West Nile Virus is transmitted through the bite of an infected mosquito. It primarily affects humans, horses, and birds, but can also infect other animals.
Health advisories issued for air quality also apply to animals. Smoke, ash and dust from wildfires affects pets, birds, horses, livestock and wildlife.
Horses and livestock need extra attention during the cold and wet winter months.
