XII AAEP News May 2019
INDUSTRY
AAEP Educational Partner Profile: IDEXX
Being an AAEP Educational Partner is just one of the ways IDEXX Laboratories supports equine care and the practitioners who provide it.
Our extensive range of solutions includes innovative diagnostic tests, expert consulting, and advanced patient monitoring technologies. Each product or service is designed to help equine practitioners meet their clients’ need for faster, more accurate diagnoses.
The IDEXX VetLab® minutes. The suite includes the Catalyst One® and Catalyst Dx®
integrated suite of in-house analyzers produces a comprehensive patient picture in just chemistry analyzers, featuring the Catalyst®
15 CLIP of 13 essential chemistries along with 2 ratios for screening and identifying equine health concerns. Practitioners can turn to the ProCyte Dx®
Foal IgG Test. Equine Hematology Analyzer for precise and comprehensive hematology results,
including flags for banded neutrophils and equine fluid analysis. And for fast, critical answers in the field, there’s the SNAP®
For routine and advanced testing, or case consultations, equine practitioners can rely on our local network of IDEXX Reference Laboratories. IDEXX provides exclusive equine advanced testing protocols, including the Comprehensive Equine Respiratory RealPCR™ Panel, which lets veterinarians submit one specimen to test for 10 pathogens: equine rhinitis A and B viruses; equine herpesvirus types 1, 2, 4, and 5; equine adenovirus as well as Streptococcus equi subsp. equi and equine influenza virus, with the option to add a test for equine arteritis virus. They also offer the Strangles RealPCRTM Screen, an economical way to test for the three pathogens that can cause strangles or strangles- like disease; and the Equine Diarrhea RealPCR™ Panel, which uses just one specimen to test for 10 gastrointestinal pathogens for more focused treatment decisions.
IDEXX is committed to delivering solutions that protect the welfare of horses and support those who care for them. For the latest information on IDEXX diagnostics, visit
idexx.com/equine.
AAEP Media Partner Profile: Vetstream Ltd.
Supporting veterinarians globally since 1997, Vetstream provides a range of digital services designed to develop and empower the whole veterinary team, enabling the best possible health and welfare for the animals under their care.
Their Vetlexicon service is the world’s largest online clinical reference source; Vetacademy provides learning opportunities through a range of CE courses; and their Webpartner services allow practices to communicate via a high- performing website and digital marketing.
Vetstream became an AAEP Media Partner in 2018. They provide an exclusive member benefit of discounted subscriptions to their Vetlexicon services, which promote veterinary education to support a high standard of equine care to the veterinarian and horse owner.
Vetlexicon is made up of Canis, Felis, Lapis, Equis, Exotis and Bovis, providing evidence-based, peer-reviewed clinical information designed for the veterinarian to access at the point of need. Consisting of articles, images, videos, surgical techniques, owner factsheets and more, a subscription to Vetlexicon provides critical decision-making information when the veterinary professional needs it.
Vetlexicon Equis is the ultimate clinical information resource about the veterinary care of Equidae. It collaborates content from the world’s leading equine veterinary professionals and academic research to provide instant information for the practicing equine vet at the treatment stage. Updated weekly, the content matches the latest guidelines on equine health so the vet can be reassured of the quality of the information available.
For more information on how Vetstream supports the equine veterinary community, visit
www.vetstream.com/equis.
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