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Equine and Horse Blog; February, 2009 Archive, Page 1; Equine and Horse Blog | • Page 1 • Page 2 • 02/24/09 14:01
Diabetic human beings? That is something common, isn't it? It's normal to see people living off insulin for the rest of their lives because their bodies can't keep up.But a foal with Type 1 diabetes? Now that is something worth reading. I'm talking about this foal from Kentucky, which is the world's first recorded case of Type 1 diabetes in equines. Link: Horse is unique — he's a diabetic - Latest News - Kentucky.com
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02/21/09 14:46
The best way to know more about raising equine is, of course, by talking about it with people who know their equine as well. No amount of articles can ever be better than endless discussions with your fellow equine enthusiasts. This is the difference that expertly done equine articles cannot much up to. So if you are into for a long equine discussion, this discussion board is perfect for you.Link: Daily Equine for Western Enthusiasts
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02/18/09 22:18
Did you ever wonder why horses sleep while standing up? Or why they are not able to lie down on their backs for a very long time. While humans and small creatures can do this, horses and other large animals cannot. The primary reason behind this is their weight, which, upon lying down, prevents blood from circulating to other parts of the body. This may cause injuries to the horses. [404 Check: was link to http:/ / www. myequinenetwork. com/ News/ tabid/ 56/ articleType/ ArticleView/ articleId/ 2415/ Horses -Cant -Lie -Down -for -Long. aspx, anchor: Link: Horses Can't Lie Down for Long ]
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02/15/09 20:16
A stallion in Texas has been confirmed to be infected with contagious equine metritis, a highly contagious disease disease of horses. Authorities are now seeking the source of the infection. Equine owners are advised to observe their horses near the area of infection in case they also get the disease. Link: Infected stallion confirmed
Tags: horse disease • contagious equine metritis • horse health •
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By Interviewer at 02/11/09 13:31
Name of your website?www.westwindky.com Your name? Jen Taylor Your Location (city, etc) Lexington Ky Discription of website? An overview of our services and pictures of our facilities and contact information. Read more: www.westwindky.com Interview [click] Tags: web interview • stables • jumping lessons • polo lessosn •
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02/06/09 23:31
During these times of recession every government budget is crucial for a country to get out of the crisis. As the the new president of the United States of America holds the increase in salary and bonuses of government officials for the sake of recession, a multimillion study for a plant for horse processing is just a complete waste. To just what this is read the rest here:Link: Bismarck Tribune - Opinions - Slaughter study is a waste
Tags: equine news • horse processing plant •
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By dustin michael at 02/04/09 10:38
In a couple months winter will be leaving and spring will be here. This is the time when we all let our horse out in the pastures. But before you do, you might want to check with your veterinarian and make sure tapeworm control is included with your deworming program. It has been told that Spring is the best time to get infected with tapeworms. Read more: Controling Tapeworms In The Spring [click]
Tags: tapeworms • tapeworms in a horse • colic • horse health •
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02/03/09 10:11
Horses would definitely eat dried distillers grains with soluble(DDGS) but equine researchers say they shouldn't.Kansas State University's Teresa Slough, an equine nutritionist says that DDGS need more testing for fumonisin. Death for a horse which has eaten DDGS contaminated with fumonisn will be inevitable even if fed for just once like what happens when they eat moldy corn. More details on the link below Link: AG Weekly Online -- Twin Falls, Idaho
Tags: equine fumonisin • dried distillers grains • ddgs • horse diet •
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