EQUUS - 2022-06-14

• ADMINISTER­ED DEPENDING ON A HORSE’S SITUATION
• ASK REGIONAL A PRO: FLY CONTROL
• STALLS OR TRAILERS
• FOCUS: PARASITE CONTROL
• COMMON INTERNAL PARASITES AFFECTING HORSES
• FEEDING YOUNG HORSES FOR SOUNDNESS
• BECOME A CONTRIBUTO­R!
• INSPECT YOUR HORSE’S HOOVES
• GASTRIC ULCERS: A COMMON PROBLEM
• THE DANGERS OF DUSTY FOOTING
• HOW BAD IS IT?
• Make an initial inspection
• 5 ways to prevent TENDON INJURIES
• Monitor the situation
• Consider possible causes
• 4 ways to prevent HOOF BRUISES
• Monitor his condition
• DISCHARGE ID
• Encourage him to drink
• HEAT EXHAUSTION
• Monitor your horse for improvemen­t
• 4 ways to prevent OBESITY
• Observe without intervenin­g
• Reduce your horse’s risk of tying up
• Prepare for possible referral to a clinic
• 7 ways to prevent ARTHRITIS
• Look for a climatecon­trolled area
• Monitor his vital signs
• WHY LEGS SWELL
• Wrap it up
• Keep the horse still
• Take the horse’s temperatur­e LAMINITIS
• Locate an area with good footing
• Reduce your horse’s laminitis risk
• If nothing is embedded in the eye:
• EYE INJURY
• RESIST THE TEMPTATION
• FRACTURED LIMB
• Apply a Robert Jones bandage
• TYPES OF FRACTURES
• Check the other horses
• EQ KEYWORDS

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