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Modern Day Equine Urban Legends
We can all think of at least one old horse care myth that has been debunked but they continue to be generated to this day. One of the most persistent is that fructan causes pasture associated laminitis, but I’ve discussed … Continue reading
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Tagged chewing, grain, hind gut acidosis, pH, ranitidine, saliva production
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Senior Horses Losing Weight
It’s reasonable not to expect your senior horse to look as robust as younger animals, but they should maintain a good covering of flesh over their ribs, back and hip bones. When the older horse starts to look gaunt, there’s … Continue reading
