Retiring Your Equine Friend
Marcia King
October 1, 1998
Where and how you retire your horse depend a lot on individual circumstances.
Where and how you retire your horse depend a lot on individual circumstances.
After three days of colic, the horse’s pain finally is subdued by various drugs and the anesthetic gas. The ventilator now is breathing for the horse, which has been placed on his back and a large incision made in his abdomen to allow for
Whether your horse is a valued friend or a valued asset, the loss can be tough when he dies. But when your veterinarian presses you to get your horse necropsied, the thought of your horse’s body being laid out, examined, cut up, and probed seems
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