Winter Care for Senior Horses

Here are 7 key areas to pay attention to that will help older equines thrive through the winter season.

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Senior horses need a little extra TLC during cold winter months. In this volume of Stable Management Extra, Nancy S. Loving, DVM, shares seven key areas to pay attention to that will help older equines thrive through the winter season.

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Should you pull shoes during winter?
Cold weather nutritional needs
How to address musculoskeletal issues

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Nancy Loving, DVM

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