Research projects

Research in progress

TLS research

Do fructans cause laminitis?
Turmeric/Curcumin

Worldwide research projects

Dr James Carmalt of the Western College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Saskatchewan, designed a 16 question online survey for vets around the world to learn more about the incidence of PPID, determine the common treatment protocols being used, and evaluate the need for developing new treatment methodologies. The international equine PPID survey is now closed after operating for one year.
Equine Practitioners Survey: Cushing's Disease

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