“Help Our Wounded (HOW) Foundation and Equine Hyperbaric Center of South Florida partnered to help both horse and rider with their injuries and athletic recovery” in a presentation on January 18, 2020 at the WEF showgrounds. A video of the
Meg Miller Turpin, DVM & Diplomate American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine talks about the reasoning behind the study. Q. Why did you decide to focus the study on gastric ulcers? A. Gastric ulcers are a pervasive health concern in horses.
People who have horses know that their horses are particularly prone to wounds. Small cuts that usually never amount to much are quite common. Larger, more serious wounds are fortunately less common but pose special problems specific to the equine
Each year, from mid-fall into early January, equine pneumonia cases rise in South Florida as horses arrive for the winter equestrian season. Meg Miller Turpin, DVM, talks about the causes and the role long distance shipping plays as well as
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) for horses can benefit a variety of injuries and diseases. Sara Edwards CHT-V, a Board Certified Hyperbaric Veterinary Technologist at the Equine Hyperbaric Center of South Florida talks about the benefits of HBOT. Q: How does
The Equine Hyperbaric Center of South Florida is just minutes from Wellington, and an easy drive from equestrian showgrounds and equine training tracks and farms throughout the state.
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