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  1. Article ; Online: Survey on the recognition, attitudes, and experience of horse owners during episodes of equine colic in Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil.

    Costa, Mariana Henrique da Silveira / Medeiros, Paulo Roberto / Melo, Ubiratan Pereira / de Souza, Renato Fernandes / da Silva, Gabriel Evangelista Lopes / Ferreira, Cíntia / de Assis, Daniel Barbosa / da Silva, Leanderson Paiva / de Brito, Emilson Lima

    Brazilian journal of veterinary medicine

    2022  Volume 44, Page(s) e003022

    Abstract: Horse owners are crucial in recognizing colic because they are responsible for identifying the signs of colic and deciding whether to seek veterinary intervention. Common reasons for delayed response to clinical issues include lack of understanding or ... ...

    Abstract Horse owners are crucial in recognizing colic because they are responsible for identifying the signs of colic and deciding whether to seek veterinary intervention. Common reasons for delayed response to clinical issues include lack of understanding or knowledge of the subject and difficulty in recognizing subtle clinical signs of abdominal pain. Examining horse owners' basic knowledge of colic, their motivations, obstacles in seeking veterinary care, and their responses to the various clinical symptoms manifested during colic will identify current knowledge gaps and decision-making barriers. This study aimed to examine the experiences, recognition, and attitudes of horse owners during an episode of equine colic in Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. A cross-sectional study was conducted using questionnaires in Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. The sample consisted of horse owners, competitors of any equestrian modality (provided that they were responsible for a horse at the time of the application of the questionnaire), or individuals who had previously owned a horse. There were differences related to the recognition and attitudes adopted towards colic in horses compared to the studies performed in other countries. The overall results of this study highlight the need for educational campaigns for horse owners to fill knowledge gaps about colic and the need for a clearer picture of colic, including what it is, the predisposing factors, and the range of symptoms. Additionally, this knowledge will equip horse owners to appropriately respond to these symptoms.
    Language English
    Publishing date 2022-10-14
    Publishing country Brazil
    Document type Journal Article
    ISSN 2527-2179
    ISSN (online) 2527-2179
    DOI 10.29374/2527-2179.bjvm003022
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  2. Article ; Online: Survey on sanitary practices and knowledge about infectious diseases among equine owners in the State of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil.

    Medeiros, Paulo Roberto / Figueiredo, Liliany Silva / de Melo, Ubiratan Pereira / Mariz, Amanda Louíse Bittencourt / de Brito, Emilson Lima / Araújo, Ingrid Raquel Dos Santos / Silva, Allyson Lincoln Da Costa / Costa, Mariana Henrique da Silveira / Ferreira, Cintia / Assis, Daniel Barbosa / da Silva, Camilla Raylly Miguel / de Souza, Aldemir Lopes / de Souza, Magna Pereira da Silva

    Brazilian journal of veterinary medicine

    2023  Volume 45, Page(s) e003323

    Abstract: As the primary decision-maker about the health, nutrition, and well-being of their horses, owners' knowledge of correct management practices and clinical changes can potentially affect the immediate health of their horses, in addition to having an impact ...

    Abstract As the primary decision-maker about the health, nutrition, and well-being of their horses, owners' knowledge of correct management practices and clinical changes can potentially affect the immediate health of their horses, in addition to having an impact on the prevention of disease spread in the herd. The adoption of management practices to prevent the introduction and spread of pathogens depends on various factors, including demographics, awareness of the problem, perceived responsibility, previously held beliefs, and sociocultural norms. This study aimed to evaluate the health management practices and the level of knowledge about infectious diseases of equine owners in the state of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. A cross-sectional study was conducted by distributing a questionnaire to horse owners in Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. The participants included horse owners irrespective of the duration of ownership, experience, or sports practiced. In addition to the hygiene and management of animals, the questionnaire addressed topics related to the facilities where the horses were kept. Three hundred and two horse owners distributed in 60 of the 167 municipalities in the state of Rio Grande do Norte participated in this study. Among the interviewed owners, 63.90% (193/302) answered that they do not quarantine animals introduced into the herd or those visiting the property. Regarding the deworming program, 95.03% (287/302) of the owners regularly dewormed their animals. However, more than half of the participants sought veterinary guidance (54.30%). Investing in educational programs and increasing the awareness of equine owners in the state of Rio Grande do Norte about the main infectious diseases in horses is essential toward improving sanitary management and the general health of animals. Informed owners play an essential role in creating safer environments for their horses, thereby contributing to the sustainability of the equine industry.
    Language English
    Publishing date 2023-11-27
    Publishing country Brazil
    Document type Journal Article
    ISSN 2527-2179
    ISSN (online) 2527-2179
    DOI 10.29374/2527-2179.bjvm003323
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