Jonathan Yardley, DVM Associate Professor
Horse Talk with Doc
Doctor Yardley is an equine veterinarian at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine. He is an associate professor in the equine ambulatory department. The goal of the podcast is to provide timely, modern, and evidence-based information about equine and veterinary care. As a horse owner we hope you will enjoy the podcast and be able to have the best-informed consent when making medical decisions for your horse. This podcast will interview and chat with some of the smartest equine veterinarians in the world in a way for everyone to understand.
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Jonathan Yardley, DVM Associate Professor
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Sep 17, 2024
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Episodes
EP. 11 Bleeders? Lung Bleeders? Horse Racing Diseases and safety at racing and the Belmont Stakes 04.06.2022 30:07
Docs talk about EIPH (Bleeders) in the Thoroughbred Race horse. They also talk about equine asthma formally known as IAD and formally know as heaves. The talk about the safety and testing that goes into making horse racing safe. This should be a great Belmont Stakes with Rich Strike attempting to when at the big sandy. Listen to common disease of the racehorse. Beeders Cup Zenyatta https://y...
Ep. 10 How to feed your horse safely and correctly and keeping weight on the older horse. 19.05.2022 31:37
Hello, Dr's Yardley and Timko answered two listener questions. One is about walking a horse with laminitis and the other is about wild horses and laminitis. The discussion evolves to body condition scoring in hoses and how to feed horses at different stages of life. Feeding an older horse is the same as a younger horse and veterinarians Dr. Yardley and Timko talk about the healthy stra...
Ep.9 Laminitis ice therapy, out of date treatments and how to often to vaccinate your horse. 13.05.2022 29:21
In this episode, Dr. Yardley and Timko discuss older therapies for laminitis, the history and why ice therapy (cryotherapy) works and answer a listeners question about why horses have to vaccinated more than once a year for Eastern Equine Enchaphilits and other diseases.
Ep. 8 Laminitis and insulin resistance treatment options. Part 2 of 2 06.05.2022 40:55
Veterinarian Timko and Yardley discuss the different treatments used for the management of insulin resistance. They also discuss different pain management options for horses with laminitis. This podcast builds of Ep. 7 so please listen to Ep. before 8.
Ep. 8b: Bonus Material: A mindfulness mediation in honor of May; Mental Health Awareness Month 06.05.2022 4:20
This is a mindfulness meditation in honor of May: Mental Health Aware Month. Please take a moment to recharge your energy and practice mindfulness.
Ep. 7 Laminitis and insulin resistance does a horse flounder? Part 1 29.04.2022 32:24
Doctor Jonathan Yardley and Doctor Katie Timko talk about Insulin in the horse. Metabolic syndrome can cause laminitis which is very deadly in horses. We talk about the basic anatomy of the horse's foot and the kind of insulin tests that a veterinarian can perform on the farm or in the clinic. We briefly discuss the signaling pathways of the pancears.
Ep. 6 How to treat EPM in the horse. The good the bad the ugly. Part 2 of 2 21.04.2022 29:16
Dr. Yardley and Dr. Timko discuss how to treat a horse with EPM and why compounded drugs are so dangerous. We also answer listener questions about diagnosis.
Ep. 5 EPM: The intersection of horses and Opossums. Part 1 of 2 13.04.2022 23:09
Dr. Timko and Dr. Yardley talk about the nuances of Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis. How do horses get EPM, who did they EPM from and why!
Ep. 4 Equine Gastric Ulcers; how to diagnosis and treat 28.03.2022 18:00
Dr. Yardley and Dr. Timko discuss equine gastric ulcer syndrome. They discuss clinical signs, diagnosis and treatment.
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