How Can I Tell if My Horse Needs Stitches?
Liz Arbittier, VMD
August 17, 2016
If my horse gets a cut, how can I tell if it’s severe enough to require a veterinarian to suture it?
If my horse gets a cut, how can I tell if it’s severe enough to require a veterinarian to suture it?
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