Hormonal therapy plays a primordial role in equine reproduction. In the mare, hormones are used to prevent and treat some reproductive disorders. They are also used for disorders related to hormonal imbalances and to optimize breeding management (i.e., induction of estrus, ovulation, short cycle, etc.). During this webcast, Dr. Mouhamadou Diaw will address the use and the indications of the hormones available for veterinarians involved in equine reproduction.

Most mares are seasonally polyoestrous. But whatever the mode of reproduction, different steps must be considered to expect a broodmare to become pregnant quickly and to deliver a healthy foal. During this webcast, Dr. Mouhamadou Diaw discusses the steps to take into account to prepare mares for the breeding season.

Join us here as we focus on ways to incorporate an equine rehabilitation program in the field. In this one-hour webcast, Dr. Ellis reviews how to develop a rehabilitation program for the equine patient to be performed in a field setting. You will learn how to incorporate details of the rehabilitation evaluation itself and common physiotherapy exercises that can be prescribed. You will also learn adjunct tools which owners can use in the field.

Join us here as we focus on practical ways to help you improve ocular examination techniques with real-world examples. In this one-hour webcast Dr. Doyle will review equine eye anatomy, procedures of the equine ocular exam, and presents this with an emphasis on techniques to overcome challenging situations in the field. Dr. Doyle will also review common equine periocular surgical techniques with tips and tricks for success in the field. Clinical situations where advanced therapy via referral...