Predicting the time of ovulation is of great importance for efficient breeding management of mares. Ovulation can be synchronised, or advanced, with the use of two families of ovulating drugs: the naturally harvested glycoprotein, human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), and gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) analogues.
By Dr D R Pascoe BVSc., PhD., FACVSc. Oakey Veterinary Hospital Hamlyn Rd Oakey Q 4401
The aim of this investigation was to compare the effectiveness of Bova deslorelin and chorolon to effect ovulation within 48 hrs of administration. Secondly, the aim was to evaluate the effectiveness of deslorelin and chorolon on mares with suspected antibodies to hCG.
Discover the efficacy of ovulation induction treatments in mares. Bova-supported study compares hCG, deslorelin, and more.
Beyond retained fetal membranes: Managing conditions affecting the postpartum mare by James R. Crabtree BVM&S CertEM(StudMed) FRCVS. Equine Reproductive Services (UK) Ltd. Trigger Castle, Malton, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom Written 2023
Field solutions for dystocia management by James R. Crabtree BVM&S CertEM(StudMed) FRCVS. Equine Reproductive Services (UK) Ltd. Trigger Castle, Malton, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom Written 2023
Foaling – Recognition of a difficult birth event (2023) Overview Delve into the intricacies of equine foaling, emphasising the critical need for early detection and intervention in challenging birthing situations. Beginning with a comprehensive overview of the normal foaling process, and signs indicative of a healthy foaling.An overview of difficult birth events, outlining causes and risk factors associated with dystocia.…
Treatment of bacterial placentitis (2023) Overview In this webinar, James Crabtree of Equine Reproductive Services (UK) Limited discusses the use of antimicrobials in the treatment of bacterial placentitis. James will provide a brief overview of the pathophysiology of placentitis and will discuss the use of the prescribing cascade in the face of treating mares during pregnancy, the discussion will then…
Equine specialist Dr. James Crabtree presents a webinar on treating bacterial endometritis using antimicrobials. He explores pathophysiology, prescribing strategies, and compares local versus systemic antibiotic therapy, considering safety and effectiveness. Crabtree’s expertise stems from extensive practice in the UK and abroad, and his role at Equine Reproductive Services.