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Vaccines are crucial to horses’ health, keeping them disease-free. However side effects, although not common, can occur. After vaccination, a horse may experience achiness and a slight fever, swelling at the injection site, soreness in the neck area. These effects usually abate in a couple of days. Some horses can have severe reactions to vaccinations, […]
Chiropractic Care for Your Horse
Equine chiropractic care is an alternative therapy for horses with neurological and musculoskeletal problems. With increasing awareness of its benefits, horse owners view it as a non-invasive treatment. Chiropratic’s main focus is restoring the normal movement and function of the spinal cord. When there is a problem with the vertebrae, the surrounding tissues are affected. […]
Equine Botulism Update
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