
08/19/2025
Please take a few moments to complete the following survey to contribute her research 🦄
Dear fellow horse owners and equine professionals,
My name is Lindsey Bailey, and I am a 3rd Year Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Candidate and Master’s student at the Long Island University - Lewyt College of Veterinary Medicine. My master's research focus on equine anhidrosis, a condition where horses are unable to sweat normally. This is a serious health concern, and it can significantly impact horse welfare and performance.
As part of my graduate research, I am inviting you to participate in a survey designed to collect updated information on the prevalence, management, and potential risk factors of anhidrosis in the U.S. horse population. The survey is open to horse owners, trainers, managers, and veterinarians.
Your participation is very important, whether or not your horses have ever shown signs of anhidrosis. Gathering information from both affected and unaffected horses will help us better understand this condition across breeds, regions, and management systems.
To access the survey please click here. If the survey does not open automatically, please copy and paste the following link to your internet browser's address bar:
https://baseline.campuslabs.com/p/?uuid=37f71aa2291a49699ccd26c0711bae25
or Click here: https://baseline.campuslabs.com/liu/equineanhidrosissurvey2025
The survey should take about 10–15 minutes to complete, and all responses will remain strictly confidential. Please feel free to share this email and link with other horse owners, colleagues, or clients who may be interested in contributing.
You can also download our flyer, that can be printed and posted at barns, clinics, or other equine facilities to encourage wider participation here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xtXAR1Bjy8eUgYALIebfjxN4mITviYJv
Thank you for helping support my Master’s research and for contributing to the future of equine health!
Best regards,
Lindsey Bailey
DVM Candidate, Class of 2027
Master's Student
Long Island University - Lewyt College of Veterinary Medicine