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LEGISequine Fall Updates for Horse Owners
Mortality insurance is the basis of any equine insurance policy, but after you have had your horse for a while you may want to increase your horseâs value on your policy based on your horseâs show record as well as professional training the horse has
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Keep Stock Water Tanks Clean -- End Dump and Scrub Routine
If youâre tired of dumping and cleaning water troughs, tubs, automatic waterers then 100% organic Stock Tank Secret is for you!.
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Three UltraShield Products Can Help Protect Horses Against Ticks this Fall
During the fall months ticks begin feeding on larger animals such as deer and horses and it is important that horses are protected, as ticks can carry the threat of Lyme Disease or Ehrlichiosis.
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Signal-Health Launches Equiwinner 100-Day Hydration Challenge
The Equiwinner patch is a natural electrolyte balancing system that ensures proper electrolyte activity when a horse doesnât drink enough water to stay hydrated.
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Bimeda Launches Griseofulvin Powder for Horses
Griseofulvin is a time-tested, effective treatment prescribed by equine veterinarians around the world and these handy granules are added to a horse's feed for convenient treatment of equine ringworm.
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Pro Vision Equine Surveillance Debuts at National Finals of Team Roping
Horse owners will experience a higher sense of security with the use of Pro Vision Equine Surveillance in a number of ways.
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Win a Millcreek 27+ Traditional Compact Horse Manure Spreader!
Got poop? Get a spreader! Horse owners have the chance to win a new Millcreek 27+ Traditional model compact manure spreader by entering the Sweepstakes Giveaway until October 10, 2014.
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Barefoot vs Shod: Get the Best of Both Worlds with Razerhorse
The horse has a perfect design by nature. Horse owners, however, often ask for more than that design can handle; this is where horseshoes come into the picture.
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Equine Dermatologist Dr. Rosanna Marsella: Summer Whinnys Exceed Expectations in Wound/Sore Protection
Summer Whinnys go beyond fly protection and cross successfully into uses as bandaging options and wound/sore protection for horses wherever leg and skin protection are needed.
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Relief for Tying Up and Tiring Out in Horses
Typical signs of tying up include a stiff walk that, at its worse, can immobilize the horse, signs of hard painful muscles in the rear, and occasionally sweating, if the pain is severe enough.