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At The Equine Vet Connect Podcast, we’re dedicated to delivering expert insights, industry updates, and practical knowledge about equine veterinary care. Our mission is to break down complex topics into clear, accessible discussions—helping horse owners, trainers, and enthusiasts stay informed and empowered.
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Our Podcast Episodes
Whether you’re on the road or cleaning out the barn, plug into our latest podcasts to stay up to date on current trends and news in the equine world.
Ep. 65 – Equine Herpes
Ep. 61 – Strangles in Horses Part 2
Ep. 60 – Strangles in Horses Explained
Ep. 59 – Western Saddle Fit Explained
Ep. 58 – Navicular Syndrome
Ep. 57 – Bandaging 101
Ep. 56 – Not One More Vet (NOMV)
Ep. 55 – Superbugs & Smart Treatments
Ep. 54 – The Truth About Saddle Fit
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Welcome to The Equine Vet Connect Podcast! Our goal is to bring you factual, in-depth information of the happenings in the equine veterinary industry and help break it down to be easier to understand.
In Part 3 of The Equine Vet Connect Podcast kidney series, we break down equine kidney failure, including early warning signs like weight loss, inappetence, and poor performance, plus key bloodwork markers such as BUN and creatinine. Learn the most common causes of kidney disease in horses—from dehydration and muscle damage to medications and toxins—and how veterinarians diagnose and treat renal issues with fluids, lab work, and supportive care. This episode is a must-listen for horse owners who want to better understand equine kidney function, prevent renal damage, and recognize problems before it’s too late.