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connily1 - 21 Nov 2006 01:13 GMT
Care And Management Of The Older Horse

By Parsons, H.

"Today, horses are living longer than ever before, partly owing to
advances in veterinary medicine, but also due to the willingness of
owners to keep older horses for pleasure riding and companions.
Literature on the care and training of horses in available in
abundance, but the special needs of older or elderly horse are rarely
addressed in depth. This book aims to provide owners and caretakers
with a wealth of practical advice and information for making their
horses older years both healthy and trouble free. All aspects of care
and managements are covered, including feeding, care of pastured horses
and those stabled, seasonal care, vaccinations and worming programs,
dental care, shoeing, exercise and work, saddle fitting, insurance, and
retirement options. There is a veterinary section dealing with problems
commonly encountered by older horses, and an illuminating and practical
section on euthanasia. This invaluable book will assist all owners in
understanding the special requirements of older horses in order to
prolong their active lives and care for them in retirement. An
essential addition to every horse owner's bookshelf."

224 pgs. Hard Back
27.25

Leonhard Ott
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diddy - 21 Nov 2006 12:22 GMT
in thread news:1164071622.424663.139340@f16g2000cwb.googlegroups.com:
"connily1" <conny_littau@yahoo.com> whittled the following words:

> Care And Management Of The Older Horse
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> check out our horse community at:
> http://www.horsearama.com

My horse is 43, and other than softening her food, because she long ago
lost her teeth, she really doesn't need any special care.Thanks though.
 
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