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Changes coming to imported-horse quarantine facilities

July 3, 2009

Washington -- Starting Aug. 3, imported horses can be quarantined in permanent, privately owned facilities.

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OVMA calls for more veterinarian representation on Ohio livestock board

June 28, 2009

Columbus, Ohio -- A ballot issue that would create a statewide board standardizing livestock housing is a step in the right direction, according to the Ohio Veterinary Medical Association (OVMA).

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Survey says processing plants a solution

June 19, 2009

Horse owners open to reopening of U.S. processing plants, according to survey.

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Calif. antibiotics bill fails to move forward

June 18, 2009

A California Senate bill that would have placed limits on antibiotic use in food animals has failed.

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Intervet/Schering-Plough launches new canine Lyme vaccine

June 16, 2009

National Report -- Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health just introduced Nobivac Lyme -- a vaccine specifically designed to provide protection by targeting two key outer-surface proteins involved in the transmission of canine Lyme disease, the company says.

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More states sign on for uniformity in emergencies

June 10, 2009

National Report -- North Dakota and Oklahoma are the latest to join a growing number of states that have passed laws to make things easier for veterinary volunteers during declared emergencies.

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ASPCA: Inappropriate application of spot-on flea products poses greatest risk to cats

June 4, 2009

New York -- Misuse of spot-on flea-and-tick control products poses the greatest risk to cats, according to ASPCA?s Animal Poison Control Center.

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Montana OKs equine slaughter plants

June 3, 2009

Montana now allows horse-processing plants to be built within its borders, and a handful of other states soon may do likewise.

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Additional NAIS meetings planned

June 1, 2009

Washington -- The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) will host additional listening sessions regarding the National Animal Identification System (NAIS) in California, Florida, Missouri, New Mexico, North Carolina and South Dakota.

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