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About Dr. Madison Ricard, DVM, PhD, DACVP

Dr. Madison Ricard is a board-certified veterinary pathologist who earned her DVM from the University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in 2020, and holds a PhD in Anatomic Pathology from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon, SK. Madison’s veterinary health and research interests primarily focus on horses, particularly equine reproduction. Currently, her herd consists of several retired show jumpers, a show jumping prospect, and two goats.

Side Effects of NSAID Use in Horses [Long-Term Risks] Casie Bazay, BS, NBCAAM | July 31, 2026

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatories (NSAIDs) are some of the most commonly used equine medications. They come in several forms, including tablets, powder, paste, or as an injectable. As their name implies, NSAIDs help to control inflammation in the body. Therefore, they are...

Stifle Lameness in Horses: Causes, Treatment & Prevention Jane Meggitt, BA | July 31, 2026

Lameness in the horse's stifle joint can result in shortened stride length, reluctance to work or a rough canter. While lameness is more commonly attributed to problems with the hock joint, stifle lameness is seen frequently in performance horses. The...

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Research Publications	Cited By
A 13-year retrospective study of equine abortions in Canada. RM Ricard, G St-Jean, G Duizer, H Atwal, BK Wobeser. The Canadian Veterinary Journal 63 (7), 715, 2022.	8
Detection of Chlamydia abortus in aborted chorioallantoises of horses from Western Canada. RM Ricard, J Burton, B Chow-Lockerbie, B Wobeser. Journal of Veterinary Diagnostic Investigation, 10406387231171844, 2023.	1
Bilateral second pharyngeal cleft cysts in 2 calves on the same farm. RM Ricard, KC Lightfoot, J Burton, BK Wobeser. The Canadian Veterinary Journal 63 (3), 292, 2022.	1
A retrospective study of equine perinatal loss in Canada (2007 to 2020).. RM Ricard, G St-Jean, HK Atwal, BK Wobeser. The Canadian Veterinary Journal= La Revue Veterinaire Canadienne 64 (10 …, 2023.