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Safeguarding Equine Health: A Comprehensive Guide to Protecting Horses from Parasites
With their grace and strength, horses are susceptible to various parasites that can compromise their health and well-being. Parasite infestations not only pose a threat to the individual horse but can also impact the entire equine community. This blog explores the importance of protecting horses from parasites and provides a comprehensive guide to maintaining a…
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The Crucial Role of Preventative Care in Equine Health
In the world of equine health, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Just as with humans, preventative care in equine health plays a pivotal role in ensuring the well-being and longevity of our four-legged companions. This blog will delve into the significance of preventative care in horses, exploring the various aspects…
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Cold Weather Care for Horses
Providing cold weather care for horses is essential, especially in East Tennessee where winters can be quite chilly. Here are some tips for ensuring the well-being of your horses during cold weather: Shelter: Make sure your horses have access to a well-insulated shelter or a three-sided run-in shed. This will protect them from wind, rain,…
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Caring For an Aging Horse
Caring for an aging horse requires special attention and consideration to ensure their health and well-being. Every aging horse is unique, and their care requirements may vary. Regular communication with us and close observation of your horse’s condition are essential for providing the best possible care as they grow older. Here are some steps to…
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Heat Exhaustion in Horses. Don’t Miss This.
Summertime in East Tennessee can be brutal, and these hottest days of August are of prime concern. Heat exhaustion in horses is a serious concern, especially during these hot and humid weather conditions. Horses can easily become overheated and suffer from heat-related illnesses, even just during normal activities. Heat exhaustion occurs when a horse’s body…
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Let’s talk about choke in horses. Can you recognize it?
Have you ever swallowed something like a dry piece of meat the wrong way and it wasn’t able to go down the right way? It happens with horses too. You probably can already read your horse’s expressions, so when she has an alarmed or confused expression, you know to take notice and carefully consider why…