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Horse General
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Practice Basic Biosecurity to Protect Horse Health When on the Road
The possibility of exposure to disease occurs with even the best biosecurity practices and since a horse can be harboring disease agents,he should be isolated for 10 days upon returning home.
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Brooke USA Continues to Fund Micro-Grants Due to COVID-19 to Help Needy Equine Owners
With grant funding, Brooke USA can provide financial relief to purchase feed, secure veterinary care and help owners who are facing a temporary economic crisis keep their equines.
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: Here Comes The Sun ~ But It's Not Good For Everyone
For the horse, walking freely out of the paddock directly into a cool horse stall is heaven indeed; not only does the sun disappear, but the buzzing and biting insects usually halt at the doorway.
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: Divide and Conquer ~ Pasture Management Makes A Difference
Overgrazed pasture land offers significant health issues to horses of all ages, and not just in regard to worm counts, since overgrazed land can also trigger metabolic disorders.
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Spring 21 Equine First Aid Course Coming - May 3 - 10
The goal of this first aid course is to give caregivers the peace of mind knowing that they can step in and help their horse when needed until a professional arrives.
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Horse Pasture Fire Burns Thousands of Acres near Watford City, Norh Dakota
Citing optimism, Ross says there can be benefits, given the right conditions, and If we get precipitation on top of this back burn, we're going to see some really nice green grass.
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How to Teach Your Horse to Pick Up His Feet - Your Farrier Will Thank You!
When the farrier comes to visit, you want a horse that willingly picks up his feet – it's a matter of safety and efficiency.
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Keeping Dogs Safe Around Horses and Livestock
Veterinarian and expert advise on emergencies, injuries and training tips for canine barn companions and cattle dogs.
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Pair Of Rare Horses Join Texas A&M Wildlife Center
The critically endangered Przewalski’s horses are believed to be among the last wild horses in the world.
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Anti-Soring Leader Releases Series of Articles on the History of Tennessee Walking Horse Abuse, PAST Act, and State of USDA Regulations
Series by anti-soring leader, Marty Irby, walks readers through the six-decade-long plague of soring that's marred the American show horse world since the 1950's.