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Nancy S. Loving DVM

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Nutrition for Working Horses
Discover how to meet your working horse's nutritional needs so he can perform at his best.
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Flies and Disease Spread on Horse Farms
Midges and flies are not only irritants, but they can carry diseases to your horses. Learn about 7 common fly-borne diseases and how to control fly populations on your farm.
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Using Slow Feeders to Regulate Horse Hay Intake
Slow feeders help lengthen the time horses spend eating, which is better for both their psychological and intestinal health.
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What You Need to Know About Horse Hoof Abscesses
A hoof abscess can develop after deep bruising or from penetration by a foreign body. Find out how to identify and treat a hoof abscess.
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Vaccine Reactions in Horses
A veterinarian describes some possible adverse reactions to vaccines in horses and how barn managers should handle them.
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Resources for Creating Equine Diets
Find out who can help you decipher horse feed labels and examine your horse's individual needs so you can feed him correctly.
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Understanding the Equine GI Tract
The key to equine intestinal health is to base any horse's diet on quality forage.
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Understanding Minerals in Equine Diets
Learn why these 4 minerals are essential for your horse's overall health.
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Putting Weight on Older Horses
As horses age, some have a harder time maintaining weight. Learn how to use forage, commercial feeds, fat, and beet pulp to help your senior horse gain weight.
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