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| Battenkill Veterinary Equine P.C. PO Box 112, 518 State Rte. 29 and 40S, Middle Falls NY 12848 phone: (518) 692 - 2000 after hours answering service (518) 692 - 2000 or 1 (877) 770-5416 Fax: (518) 692 - 7554 info@battenkillequine.com |
| Our Newsletters Fall 2009 Spring 2009 Fall 2008 Spring 2008 Fall 2007 Spring 2007 |
Hot Topics in the Horse World AAEP Vaccination Guidelines Breeding the Problem Mare - AAEP discussion "The Horse" Magazine - Eastern Equine Encephalitis "The Horse" Magazine - Potomac Horse Fever "The Horse" Magazine - West Nile Virus "The Horse" Magazine - Equine Herpes Virus ("The Horse" magazine website requires registration to view most of the articles in their entirety - the wealth of information available is worth the process!) |
| General Care Feeding Dental Care Immunizations Emergency Care Lameness And Disease Joint Disease Pre-Purchase Exams Equine Insurance Euthanasia |
| Breeding And Foaling Breeding Mare Nutrition Vaccinations -Mare Deworming-Mare Delivery and Newborn Care Nutrition And Growth Vaccinations-Foal Deworming-Foal Recordkeeping Tools |
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Please note that although we post links to what we believe to be
reputable sites, we have not reviewed the content for accuracy or
currency and recommend that you always get qualified medical advice
before making any decisions regarding your horse's health.
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| Recommended De-worming Schedule Late winter (Jan)- Ivermectin Early Spring (March) - Panacur Spring (May) - Ivermectin/Praziquantel Summer (July) - Pyrantel (Strongid) Fall (Sept) - Ivermectin Early Winter (Nov) - Double dose of Pyrantel (Strongid) |
| Normal Vital Signs Equine Adults Temp : 99 - 101 Degrees Heart Rate: 30 - 44 Beats Per Minute Respiratory Rate: 12 - 20 Breaths Per Minute Equine Foals Temp: 99.5 - 102 Degrees Heart Rate: 60 - 120 Beats Per Minute Respiratory Rate: 12-20 Breaths Per Minute |
| Horse Owner Education Seminars The Cornell Cooperative Extension of Saratoga, Albany, and Dutchess counties, and local veterinary practices will be co-hosting a series of horse owner education seminars this spring with Dr. David Pugh of Pfizer/Fort Dodge. A range of concerns such as parasite control, nutrition, and colic will be addressed. These seminars will include the most current information about these topics. Dr. Pugh’s work has been extensively published and he has received numerous teaching awards, as well as being the recipient of the 2006 University of Georgia AM Mills Award for contributions to veterinary science. These seminars will be a great educational opportunity! Dr. Pugh will be available at the following times and locations:
The presentations will run from 6:00 to 8:00 pm. There will be refreshments available and a nominal $5 fee will be charged, the proceeds of which will be donated to an equine charity. It is preferable for you to pre-register with your veterinarian for these seminars so that plans can be made to accommodate all who attend. |