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kathrynpapp · 2 years
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#AAEP #aaepsanantonio shadow is SO happy to be here with me for some veterinary learning🥰🐾🐴❤️ https://www.instagram.com/p/ClKrLusOMiG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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bakerolivia · 2 months
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every episode of All American 1.02 - 99 Problems
“I didn't come here to be protected. I came here to win.”
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allamericandaily · 10 months
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every episode of All American 1.01 - Pilot
"Welcome to Beverly Hills."
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craigslisthorses · 5 months
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Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis (HYPP)
Breeds with HYPP; Quarter Horses, American Paint Horses, Appaloosas, and Quart Horse Crosses. HYPP "An inherited disease of the muscle, caused by a genetic defect. A mutation in the sodium channel gene. Sodium channels are pores in the muscle cell membrane which control contraction of the muscle fibers. When the defective sodium channel gene is present, the channel becomes “leaky” and makes the muscle overly excitable and contract involuntarily. The channel become “leaky” when potassium levels fluctuate in the blood. This may occur with fasting followed by consumption of a high potassium feed such as alfalfa. Hyperkalemia, which is an excessive amount of potassium in the blood, causes the muscles in the horse to contract more readily than normal. This makes the horse susceptible to sporadic episodes of muscle tremors or paralysis." GENOTYPE HYPP Positive= H/N and H/H
HYPP Negative= HYPP N/N HYPP horses with H/N genotype means they are heterozygous carriers, carrying one copy of the HYPP gene. If you bred a mare who is H/N to a stallion who is N/N, you would have about a 50% chance the foal is H/N as well. However if you bred an H/N mare to an H/N stallion you will have about a 25% chance the foal being N/N, a 50% chance it will be H/N, and a 25% chance it will be H/H. HYPP horses with the H/H genotype means it is homozygous, carrying both copies of the HYPP gene. 100% passing the HYPP gene to it's offspring. I made a thing in case it helps the visual learners out there
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IMPRESSIVE (but not really) Let's talk about the QH stallion, Impressive. All horses that have a HYPP positive gene of any kind, all descend from this horse. Impressive sired 2,250 foals and they estimate he has around 50,000 living descendants. No dilution of lineage will remove HYPP, as it is a dominant trait and will show whether you are 5 generations back or 2. HYPP SYMPTOMS HYPP varies in severity, it's not always equal and every horse may have different reactions. HYPP can be confused for tying-up or even colic, they may have difficulty breathing, muscle tremors, sweating, weakness, tremors. In more severe cases the horse may collapse from paralysis of the muscles in the airway and can result in sudden death. Not every horse who is HYPP positive may display symptoms, making this disease sometimes hard to detect. IS IT CURABLE? No. HYPP may be managed with diet and certain medicines for maintenance but it cannot be cured. H/H positive horses have poor prognosis and can be much more difficult to manage. VIDEOS OF HYPP ATTACKS CW: Horses in distress, videos may be hard to watch for some. Video 1 Video 2 Video 3 Video 4 Video 5
Sources (and if you want to read more); AAEP , UCDavis, Tri-State
Is there anything I forgot? Anything to add? Just covering the basics of this disease and what it does to these horses.
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workerfile · 1 year
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Alien Abduction Escape Protocols (AAEP), Digital Collage, 2020.
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thescienceofequus · 2 years
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20 July, 2022 via the AAEP Facebook Page
Link in images (appears to be broken/404 error at time of posting):
https://www.agriculture.gov.ie/media/migration/animalhealthwelfare/transportofliveanimals/GuidelinesAssessFitnessTransportEquidae050716.pdf
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postsofbabel · 5 months
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pirapopnoticias · 1 year
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phillipkapraun · 2 years
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AAEP Encouraged Revision of Sedative Rule
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An experienced equine veterinarian drawing on more than three decades of experience in treating lameness in standardbred and other performance horses, Dr. Phillip Kapraun is the owner of Harvard Equine Practice in Harvard, Illinois. To keep up with developments in equine medicine, Dr. Phillip Kapraun maintains membership with professional organizations such as the American Veterinary Medical Association and the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP).
In September 2022, the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) sent a letter to the National Horse Reining Association, recommending a revisit of a contemporary policy that allowed the use of compounded romifidine as a sedative for racing horses. The policy of the National Horse Reining Association asserts that compounded romifidine can be administered 30 minutes before competition.
The caveats in the letter concerning the drug revised potential negative effects of the compounded romifidine, which are backed by multiple studies.n area of concern is that the sedative effect of compounded romifidine sometimes takes longer than 30 minutes.
Entering competition 30-minutes post administration can give a horse a head start compared to its fellow equine contenders because of its temporary immunity to painful stimuli, enhancing its performance. This is not a fair practice. Studies have found that moderate sedation from compounded romifidine (about 30 minutes post-administration) may continue for up to two hours.
The temporary immunity to painful stimuli can also mask lameness in the competition since the horse won't feel it. This can result in extensive damage to the limbs while racing. The rider's safety is also threatened since the horse may eventually trip from severe injury during the competition.
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infernaleikon · 6 years
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allison argent in every episode →  i c e   p i c k
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kathrynpapp · 2 years
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Repost from @aaephorsedocs • 🆕 AAEP Practice Life #podcast episode: Focused veterinary practices Take a listen as our podcast host Dr. Mike Pownall and his guests—Drs. Jennifer Lorenz, Molly Rice and Jenny Johnson—discuss the benefits and challenges of focusing their veterinary practices on a select few specialty services: https://podcast.aaep.org/e/focused-veterinary-practices/ Special thanks to our podcast sponsor, @@boehringer_ingelheim! • • #aaep #horsedocs #horsevets #equineveterinarian #veterinarymedicine #equinemedicine #equineveterinarymedicine #focusedpractice #mondaymotivation #newpodcastepisode #newepisode https://www.instagram.com/p/Cgvix4bOk0d/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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vitariz · 2 years
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You made my day! Love you so 💜💜💜 @luisadelcarril1 @luchiarrechea #soniataylor #sheerjoy #makemyday #pologasm #vitarizate #spreadlove #poloday #outthere #gameday #womenspolo @polouniversity_aap @asocdepolo @fip_polo #aaEp #espectadores #deluxe #gamechangers #luigi #delcarril (at Campo Argentino de Polo) https://www.instagram.com/p/CcQ9CjSJK62/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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blazed-chestnut · 3 years
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lizzi-tremayne · 6 years
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#author365 Hoping to write THE END today on #onceuponavetschool6fiftymilesatabreath back to it. Xx Lizzi——————————————— #vet #veterinarian #vetschool #horsevet #equine #horse #equinevet #equinevets #aaep #beva #iartg #amwriting #endurance #enduranceriding #nearlydone #lizzitremayne #lizzitremayneauthor #bellesinblue #bluestockingbelles @bellesinblue
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essincny · 7 years
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Check it out!Jimmy giving an overview of our wireless scopes and image capture at AAEP 2017. 🐴😄🐎😁
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thescienceofracing · 7 years
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The new guidelines published by the American Association of Equine Practitioners for managing race day injuries. 
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