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EQUINE VETERINARY EDUCATION / AE / OCTOBER 2014
Educational Partner Profile: Nutrena The Nutrena®
brand of feeds, an Educational Partner
of the AAEP since 2001, is committed to translating nutrition research into feed solutions that improve the lives of horses. With industry-leading research partners such as Texas A&M, the Nutrena brand of feeds has a rich history of creating innovative nutrition solutions such as SafeChoice®
Senior featuring the exclusive Nutri-Bloom Advantage™
With access to more than 60 international research facilities through parent company Cargill®
.
Feed & Nutrition, the scientists behind Nutrena feeds are able to understand more
than just the chemical composition of ingredients; by use of the most sophisticated in vitro digestibility techniques in the world, the team is able to understand the digestion of actual nutrients in the animal.
“Through the Nutrena brand, Cargill Feed & Nutrition is committed to excellence in equine nutrition and education, particularly in support of
equine veterinarians and students,” says Abby Keegan, equine innovation and application lead and liaison to the AAEP. “We have created several educa- tional tools geared toward assisting veterinarians with equine nutrition concerns, all available in formats easy to use and share with clients. For example, the mobile-friendly website www.
VetNutritionInfo.com has a vast array of nutrition- related disorders, recommendations and additional tools available for order. We also encourage veterinarians to reach out to members of our nutrition consulting team with any questions or client cases where we can assist.”
The Nutrena brand provides a complete line of horse feeds and supplements, including the SafeChoice family of controlled starch and sugar feeds, ProForce™ Boost high fat rice bran
perfor- mance feeds, Empower®
supplement and Empower Balance ration balancer pellet. For more information and a complete product listing, visit
www.NutrenaWorld.com.
The AAEP welcomes new members and congratulates recent graduates
New Members: David Aebischer, DVM, Bex, Switzerland Steve Carlson, DVM, Elgin, IA Sarah Carter, DVM, Kenton, OH Olivia Gongalves Cavalcante, DVM, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Hannah-Sophie Chapman, DVM, Elmont, NY Brian Crook, DVM, Colorado Springs, CO Florent David, DVM, Saint-Hyacinthe, QC, Canada Jessica Ellison, DVM, Keene, ON, Canada Diane Febles, DVM, McDonough, GA Cristina Giampieretti, DVM, Monte San Vito, Italy Kathleen M. Gould, DVM, Gardiner, NY Ashley E. Houtsma, DVM, Middleboro, MA Jeffrey Lakritz, DVM, Columbus, OH Bret A. Miller, DVM, Holloman AFB, NM Richard Nancarrow, DVM, Middleburg, FL Therese Maria Nordgaard, DVM, Plassen, Norway Katie M. Peters, DVM, Harlowton, MT Malora Roberts, DVM, Centreville, VA Jessica Rush, DVM, Ashland, AL Michael Tobias, DVM, San Martin, CA Thomas Witte, DVM, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
Recent Graduates: Page Bouchard, DVM, Versailles, KY Anne-Julie Breton, DVM, La Durantaye, QC, Canada Dustin Alexander Dennis, DVM, Encinitas, CA Lauren Rose Duffee, VMD, Menlo Park, CA Veronique Duval, DVM, Sainte-Julie, QC, Canada Cristina Giampieretti, DVM, Monte San Vito, Italy Anthony Michael Sean Haban, DVM, Cascade, IA Jacob Matthew Kiefer, DVM, Pine Bush, NY Rachel M. Lampley, DVM, Pounding Mill, VA Sophie Mainguy-Seers, DVM, St-Bruno-de-Montarville, QC, Canada
Katherine Grace Malcott, DVM, Havre, MT Jason Graham Miles, DVM, Edmond, OK Lindsey Evans Pence, DVM, Greentown, IN Malora Roberts, DVM, Centreville, VA Erica Robertson, DVM, Strathclair, MB, Canada Aileen Rowland, DVM, Sedalia, CO Portia Seckerson, DVM, Chatfield, MN Ema Thigpin, DVM, Sherwood Park, AB, Canada Greg Thompson, DVM, Snohomish, WA Danielle Williams, DVM, Weatherford, TX
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