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VETERINARY ULTRASOUND - THE MINI SERIES BEGINS

Tuesday, 15 May 2018 By Vet Image Solutions

Regular visitors to the Vet Image Solutions website will no doubt be familiar with the many different ways practitioners use ultrasound. This week, however, I wanted to take a slightly different approach, and start a ‘mini-series’ that will look at the use of ultrasound in different animal species

HOW TO MAKE LIFE EASIER - THE ULTRASOUND WAY

Tuesday, 15 May 2018 By Vet Image Solutions

The feeling of having too much to do and not enough time to do it all is one that we are all likely to experience at some time in our lives.

ULTRASOUND AND GUT RELATED CONDITIONS: HOW CAN ULTRASOUND HELP WITH A SNEAK PREVIEW INTO THE FUTURE

Tuesday, 15 May 2018 By Vet Image Solutions

A recent article published on the Vet Image Solutions website discussed the association between ultrasound and animal nutrition (to read this article please click here).

MARES BRED AWAY TENT TO ABORT BACK HOME

Tuesday, 15 May 2018 By Vet Image Solutions

A risk factor, responsible for nearly a third higher rate of abortion among mares, has been recently identified by Luděk Bartoš and his colleagues at the Institute of Animal Science in the Czech Republic.

EARLY, ACCURATE PREGNANCY DETECTION - NO LONGER A TALL ORDER FOR MINIATURE HORSES?

Tuesday, 15 May 2018 By Vet Image Solutions

Early, accurate pregnancy detection in miniature horses has remained a long-standing unfulfilled dream for the majority of miniature horse breeders

DON'T BE A 'FOAL' WHEN IT COMES TO EQUINE PREGNANCY

Tuesday, 15 May 2018 By Vet Image Solutions

This week I cover a topic that it is fair to say has shaped the last few years of my life – namely, equine pregnancy. It is particularly topical given the launch of the new iScan which is perfect for advanced equine pregnancy work. Although previous articles have touched on this subject where I discussed my PhD in general, here I will discuss particular landmarks you should look out for during early equine pregnancy (day 120 of gestation).