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Abscess in Horses

Abscess in Horses

An abscess is an accumulation of pus (dead white blood cells) that forms a lump internally or externally on your horse’s body.

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Robert Neal

Robert Neal

Apr 10, 2015

Anemia in Newborn Foals

Anemia in Newborn Foals

Neonatal isoerythyolysis (or NI) is a blood condition found in newborn foals. It manifests itself within the first few days of birth and is the result of a discrepancy between the mare’s blood and that of the foal...

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Robert Neal

Robert Neal

Apr 10, 2015

Aflatoxin Poisoning in Horses

Aflatoxin Poisoning in Horses

Aflatoxins are one of many different types of chemicals that have proven to be toxic to horses, and they can come in many forms.

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Robert Neal

Robert Neal

Apr 10, 2015

Acorn Poisoning in Horses

Acorn Poisoning in Horses

While many animals in the wild depend on the acorn for their nutritional needs, the acorn poses a toxicity risk to some animals, including horses, cattle, goats, and sheep.

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Robert Neal

Robert Neal

Apr 10, 2015

Which Dog is for You? Part II

Which Dog is for You? Part II

A four-legged companion in your life can bring a bounty of rewards. Not only do pets offer love and affection, but they can help keep your immune system strong, reduce depression, even lower blood pressure.

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Pedegru

Pedegru

Apr 08, 2015

Which Dog Is for You? Part I

Which Dog Is for You? Part I

A four-legged companion in your life can bring a bounty of rewards. Not only do pets offer love and affection, but they can help keep your immune system strong, reduce depression, even lower blood pressure.

Texas Heeler (Designer Dog) Yorwich (Designer Dog) West Highland White Terrier Spreagle (Designer Dog) Toy Poxer (Designer Dog) Tibetan Spaniel Toy Fox Terrier Welsh Terrier Whippet Yorkshire Terrier Standard Schnauzer Toy Poodle Vizsla Spanish Water Dog Swissy Saint (Designer Dog) Zuchon (Teddy Bear) (Designer Dog) Welsh Sheepdog Yorktese (Designer Dog) Wire-Poo (Designer Dog) Standard Poodle Westie-Laso (Designer Dog) White English Bulldog Wire Hair Snauzer (Designer Dog) Swissneese (Designer Dog) Westillon (Designer Dog)
Pedegru

Pedegru

Apr 08, 2015

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