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May 2026

Managing botulism from first signs through recovery, alongside research-guided orthobiologics, short-course prophylaxis against post-op infections, and what a horse’s whinny reveals.

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Vol. 16 · Issue 5

Critical Care 01

01 Neonatal foal with uroperitoneum and severe electrolyte and metabolic imbalances By Cheyenne Wilkins, RVT, VTS-EVN

Endocrinology 01

01 Survey: You can help increase the understanding of endocrine diseases By Marie Rosenthal

ID Perspective 01

01 Evidence in Action: Research-Guided Use of Orthobiologics By Liberty Getman Dvm, DACVS

Infectious Diseases 03

01 Preventing post-op infections: Stick to the short course By Adam Marcus 02 Former wild Mustang survives botulism scare By Rob Warren 03 Managing equine botulism By Adam Marcus

Musculoskeletal 01

01 Developing Effective, Targeted Intra-articular Therapy By Marie Rosenthal

01 Low-intensity exercise in horses with severe asthma By Modern Equine Vet News Staff

01 Desflurane linked to speedier recoveries in equine surgery, but with lots of caveats By Adam Marcus