Tackling equine antimicrobial resistance: introducing REIN In AMR

Charlotte Barber; Abigail McGlennon; Fleur Whitlock; John Grewar; Sophie Spalding; Richard Newton; Tamsin C. M. Dewé

doi:10.1002/vetr.70144

November 28, 2025Veterinary Record

Tackling equine antimicrobial resistance: introducing REIN In AMR

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Strengthens surveillance of antimicrobial resistance in equine health, addressing a key sector challenge.
The initiative aims to improve response strategies and inform better practices in equine care.
Observational analysis of existing antimicrobial practices among equine populations indicates significant gaps.
Call for enhanced regulations and practices to combat rising antimicrobial resistance in the horse industry.

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Government-funded initiative strengthens surveillance of antimicrobial resistance in equine health, highlighting urgent industry needs.

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Charlotte Barber, Abigail McGlennon, Fleur Whitlock, John Grewar, Sophie Spalding, Richard Newton and Tamsin Dewé introduce a new government‐funded initiative to strengthen the surveillance of antimicrobial resistance in the equine sector.

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Barber et al. (2025) studied this question.

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