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Pfizer Animal Health partners with customers to contribute to FFA and AABP, AAEP foundations in 2012
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AAEP Foundation Asks Veterinarians to Submit Cases for Laminitis Study
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AAEP Foundation/Markel Insurance Company Honor Top-Achieving Veterinary Students with Scholarships
Eight outstanding equine veterinary students selected for schola... More »
New Jersey Practitioners Selected for 2011 Good Works for Horses Award
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Convention Attracts 6,400 to San Antonio
The 57th Annual Convention of the American Association of Equine... More »
Florida Practitioner Dr. John Mitchell Leads the AAEP in 2012
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FAQ About Racehorse Health

 
Do you own a racehorse or are you considering purchasing one? While quality veterinary care is important to the health and welfare of all horses, racehorses can have unique veterinary needs.
 
The following frequently asked questions have been developed by the AAEP to help you better understand the role of the equine veterinarian in caring for your horse as well as many of the common health conditions your horse may experience during its racing career. 
 
 
Including:
- Coordination of veterinary treatment
- Communication
- Health basics for owners
 
 
Including:
- Bone Chips
- Bucked Shins
- Castration
- Complementary Therapies
- Quarter Cracks
- Veterinary Records
- Pre- and Post-Race Examination