Slower Feeding is Safer Feeding for Horses
Kentucky Equine Research Inc.
December 10, 2011
A better equine feeding system will offer small amounts of grain and forage over many hours.
A better equine feeding system will offer small amounts of grain and forage over many hours.
One of the challenges with equine pain management is often simply detecting a horse in pain and to what extent
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Pfizer will continue the Matching Challenge with another $25,000 pledge to match donations in 2012.
More than 8,100 rescued and retired horses have been vaccinated against dangerous diseases by the UCVRC.
Farmers have high-stress and hard-laboring lifestyles, which researchers are trying to better understand.
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