VIDEO - UC Davis to Test Experimental Drug for Laminitis in Horses

VIDEO – UC Davis to Test Experimental Drug for Laminitis in Horses

A UC Davis entomologist and veterinarians believe they may have a successful treatment for laminitis. The equine hoof ailment is one of the oldest recognized horse diseases that often leads to euthanasia.

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