ArthramidVet invites veterinarians to join us on this panel discussion, focusing on Palmar Foot Pain.  

Presented by Contura Vet | ArthramidVet^® hydrogel Wednesday 25 September
11AM - 12PM AEST | 1.00PM - 2.00PM NZT

If you can't attend, the Webinar will be added to this page in the next few days

Panelists

Dr Andrew Watts BVSc(AU)
Graduating from University of Queensland in 1990, Andrew has worked in Australia, Oman, UAE and Bahrain before returning to Australia in 2017 where he developed the Vet Gold neutraceutical product range. He is currently working as a senior Veterinary Surgeon for AQUIS Farm and with Farriers/Vets in Brisbane at the Equine Podiatry Shed Pullenvale.
 

Dr Tracy Turner DVM (US)
Dr. Turner concentrates exclusively on equine sports medicine, lameness and surgery. He previously spent 12 years with Anoka Equine Veterinary Services in Elk River, Minn., and served on the faculties at the University of Illinois, University of Florida and University of Minnesota. He received his veterinary degree from Colorado State University in 1978. He has been appointed the 2023 vice president of the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) and will assume the role of AAEP president in 2025.
 

Dr. Leigh de Clifford BVSc CertAVP MSc MANZCVS (Moderator) 
Dr de Clifford is a Massey University graduate and has worked extensively overseas before returning to New Zealand. Now a partner and shareholder at Matamata Veterinary Services Limited Dr de Clifford is a member of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists, and a Certificate in Advanced Veterinary Practice. He has a keen interest in equine performance medicine and has co-authored on three published papers in relation to 2.5% iPAAG.

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Total Gold supplementation includes Hoof, Bone,  Joint and Coat, in addition to all your essential vitamin and mineral requirements.

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Other international and Australian supplement and feed manufactures would prefer you purchase multiple different supplements to cover all your horse’s needs. This makes feeding time complicated, increases the risk of potential binding between supplements and is not cost effective.

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This video examines how hoof and sole is grown at a cellular and molecular level whilst anatomically showing how to increase hoof growth. The lecture was presented at the University of Queensland Gatton in Sep 23 to the Farriers Apprentice School and Vet Students.

A recent research paper produced by the Hong Kong Jockey Club addresses the 1978 NRC Equine Feeding guidelines. The research showed that previous guidelines were obsolete and needed to be revised with daily intakes radically requiring an increase.

The 1978 NRC supplementation levels were erroneously based on injectable dose rates and serum Vit D levels were not measured.

The recent research validates the Bone Gold recommended feed rate as being correct.

Note the following quotation:

It should be noted that the NRC recommendations were extrapolated from an in vivo experimental study conducted in 1979 [31] where circulating vitamin D metabolites were not measured. In light of more recent advances in equine research, up to date and evidence based guidelines are much needed to better inform daily dietary requirements for vitamin D for sedentary and athletic horses.

Sponsored Rider Maleah Lang McMahon making us very proud as she continues her very exciting international and Australian campaign! 

Well done to Sponsored Rider Amelia Douglass from Chatham Park.