Equinosis
Helping to elevate the quality of lameness care, health, and well-being of horses worldwide by promoting and offering quality continuing education for equine practitioners.
Returning to the World Equestrian Center, the 60th Ocala Equine Conference (OEC) brings integral members of the equine veterinary care team together for the most up-to-date scientific and clinical knowledge. […]
Look for President, Southern California Equine Foundation, Dr. Joe Dowd Tex Cauthen Seminar January 21 - Lexington, Kentucky Seminar and Session Information REGISTER NOW
2024 Convention Registration Convention Information Continuing Education Schedule Schedule of Events Hotel Information Look for Professor of Equine Surgery, Kevin G. Keegan, DVM, MS, DACVS, University of Missouri
Top Reasons to Attend Earn RACE-approved CE and learn new skills to take home to your practice. Be inspired by new technologies and industry developments in our 345,000 sq. ft. […]
This program, consisting of 7 hours of lecture and 6 hours of wet lab evaluating live horses, will provide an in-depth description of the principles of inertial sensor-based measurement of equine lameness as well as the practical application of these principles.
Look for Objective Evaluation Expert Deborah Sieber Sports Horse Medicine and Orthopedics April 5-6 - Atlanta, GA REGISTER NOWCOURSE DESCRIPTION Equine practitioners working with sports horses are under considerable pressure […]
This program, consisting of 7 hours of lecture and 6 hours of wet lab evaluating live horses, will provide an in-depth description of the principles of inertial sensor-based measurement of equine lameness as well as the practical application of these principles.
Look For: Objective Evaluation Expert Deborah Sieber, BVetMed More info coming soon!
This program, consisting of 7 hours of lecture and 6 hours of wet lab evaluating live horses, will provide an in-depth description of the principles of inertial sensor-based measurement of equine lameness as well as the practical application of these principles.
This program, consisting of 7 hours of lecture and 6 hours of wet lab evaluating live horses, will provide an in-depth description of the principles of inertial sensor-based measurement of equine lameness as well as the practical application of these principles.