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Antibiotic resistance isn’t just a human health issue—it’s a growing challenge in equine medicine too. In this episode of The Equine Vet Connect Podcast, Dr. Dan Carter and Dr. Caitlyn explain how overusing or misusing antibiotics can create dangerous superbugs that threaten both horses and people.
What you’ll learn:
• How bacteria evolve to outsmart antibiotics and spread resistance
• Why culture and sensitivity testing is the gold standard before prescribing treatment
• Tips to protect your horse’s gut microbiome and avoid antibiotic-induced colitis
• Smart dosing and modern veterinary techniques to fight resistant infections
Whether you’re a horse owner, barn manager, or equine professional, discover how responsible antibiotic use can safeguard your horse’s health and help stop antimicrobial resistance.
🎧 Listen now to stay ahead of the fight against equine antibiotic resistance and keep lifesaving treatments effective for years to come.