EQUUS

SCORING

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Give yourself one point for every correct answer, including the essay (spelling doesn’t count, though).

0 to 4 points: Don’t buy anything until you brush up on your supplement knowledge. In addition to reading EQUUS, consult with university and extension agent resources, veterinary clinics and independen­t resources. And, of course, talk to your veterinari­an before adding anything to your horse’s diet.

5 to 10 points: Go ahead and shop, but stay within your comfort zone. You know enough to stick with supplement­s you’re familiar with, but use caution when trying something new. Your veterinari­an will be a great resource as you navigate new supplement territory.

11 to 14 points: Shop like the smart person you are. You’ve got the knowledge base and research skills to try a new supplement if you feel your horse could benefit. Stay skeptical, however, and well informed. Compare multiple products, set high expectatio­ns for product label informatio­n and check with your veterinari­an before making your final purchase.

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