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When should I call the vet if my horse is not s...
If your horse is still rubbing, stamping or restless despite fly control, there may be more than one cause. Here’s what to check, what to try next and when to...
When should I call the vet if my horse is not s...
If your horse is still rubbing, stamping or restless despite fly control, there may be more than one cause. Here’s what to check, what to try next and when to...
Why does my horse have itchy skin along the man...
Itchy skin along the mane and dock is often linked to fly-season irritation, including sweet itch. Here’s what to check, what else can cause it, and the next sensible steps.
Why does my horse have itchy skin along the man...
Itchy skin along the mane and dock is often linked to fly-season irritation, including sweet itch. Here’s what to check, what else can cause it, and the next sensible steps.
What should I check if my horse is stamping and...
If your horse is stamping and kicking at flies, there are a few simple things to check first, from bite irritation and skin changes to rubbing, sweat and turnout conditions.
What should I check if my horse is stamping and...
If your horse is stamping and kicking at flies, there are a few simple things to check first, from bite irritation and skin changes to rubbing, sweat and turnout conditions.
What should I do if my horse is scratching unti...
If your horse is scratching until it bleeds, the priority is to check the skin, reduce further rubbing and look at likely triggers such as flies, midges or irritation from...
What should I do if my horse is scratching unti...
If your horse is scratching until it bleeds, the priority is to check the skin, reduce further rubbing and look at likely triggers such as flies, midges or irritation from...
What should I check if my horse is rubbing raw ...
If your horse is rubbing raw patches in summer, the first things to check are flies, skin irritation, tack fit and any signs the skin is already sore or infected.
What should I check if my horse is rubbing raw ...
If your horse is rubbing raw patches in summer, the first things to check are flies, skin irritation, tack fit and any signs the skin is already sore or infected.
When should I call the vet if my horse has open...
Open sores from rubbing can happen with sweet itch, but some changes need veterinary advice. Here’s what to check, what you can do, and when to get help.
When should I call the vet if my horse has open...
Open sores from rubbing can happen with sweet itch, but some changes need veterinary advice. Here’s what to check, what you can do, and when to get help.