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June 2026

When ‘naughty’ is really pain — plus an antimicrobial stewardship program that cuts resistant colonization, what a tracheal wash won’t tell you, and screwworm’s arrival in Texas.

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Vol. 16 · Issue 6

Ask the Financial Expert 01

01 When things go wrong: using self-compassion to sustain your equine veterinary career Sponsored Q&A

Ask the Infectious Disease Expert 01

01 What essential protocols do veterinarians need to follow to prevent iatrogenic transmission of equine infectious anemia (EIA) and equine piroplasmosis (EP)? Sponsored Q&A

Critical Care 01

01 Helping owners ride the colic ‘roller coaster’ By Adam Marcus

01 Can physiologic stress budge SAA levels? By Paul Basilio

Infectious Diseases 04

01 Diclazuril quickly reaches therapeutic MIC levels in CSF By Marie Rosenthal 02 ASP program reduces resistant bacterial colonization among hospitalized adult horses and foals 03 A 4-year look at 2 viral causes of hepatitis By Paul Basilio 04 Two species of Neorickettsia likely leading to more Potomac Horse Fever cases By Marie Rosenthal

01 New World Screwworm found in Texas

01 Tracheal wash offers little actionable information for treating asthmatic horses By Adam Marcus