As a journal of record JEVS is kept, bound and referred to often. Cover dates and special distribution for JEVS are monthly January through December. Content of The Journal of Equine Veterinary Science includes scientific studies and articles designed to keep the equine practitioner current with changes in equine medicine. Papers often describe new drug trials, new treatments for diseases, new surgical techniques and new concepts in equine reproduction. Articles are refereed and edited by leading veterinary clinicians, practitioners, and other health care professionals.
Circulation is international.
There is material for farriers and equine nutritionists in every issue. JEVS manuscripts may describe new drug trials, new treatments for diseases, new surgical techniques or new concepts in equine reproduction. Scientific articles are refereed and edited by leading veterinary clinicians, and practitioners. Multiple Insertion Rates Rates are based on number of insertions contracted for and used within a 12-month period from the first insertion. A two-page spread is counted as two insertions.