Donald J. McCrosky Equine Sports Medicine Center


Dedicated to the education and support of the Indiana equine community and veterinarians through the study of the equine athlete.

Donald J. McCrosky Equine Sports Medicine Center
Since its opening in April 1996 the center has offered comprehensive evaluations for equine patients suffering from poor performance, pioneered leading-edge equine research, provided the highest level of training for future veterinarians and offered quality continuing education to veterinarians and the equine community.
Latest Equine Health Update

Purdue Vets Help Horses Breathe Easier

Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine treats over 1400 horses each year, and we are proud to celebrate our impact on the health of equine athletes. With implications beyond equine health, research veterinarians at Purdue University are digging deep into the root causes of wide-spread asthma in horses.

The latest on Asthma in Horses

In this interview, Dr. Laurent Couetil provides an update on the latest information concerning the most common chronic respiratory diseases of horses: Equine Asthma. This syndrome encompasses a range of conditions previously known as heaves or RAO for the more severe form to inflammatory airway disease for the milder version.

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