The Exclusivity Question Explained Courtesy of Realtor.com When are you committed to a real estate agent? That’s a good question to ponder if you’re shopping for a home, since you can’t just hopscotch from one agent to the
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What’s Behind that Tough-to-Load Horse and How to Remedy the Situation
Courtesy of Farnam’s Stable Talk If you’ve been to any horse event, you’ve seen it: a horse steadfastly refusing to load into a trailer and a group of frustrated humans determined to change his mind.
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Traveling with Your Horse? Reduce the Red Tape
By Lydia F. Gray, DVM, MA, Medical Director/Staff Veterinarian, SmartPak Courtesy of AAEP Whether it’s a short distance or a long trip, you’ve got a lot to think about any time you haul your horse.
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Tips For Choosing A Farrier
Courtesy of Barn Chats by Vetoquinol Choosing a farrier is one of the most important decisions you can make that will impact the well-being and serviceability of your horse. The right farrier will be a
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Preventing Shipping Fever
Courtesy of AAEP By: Joan Norton VMD, DACVIM Shipping fever is a well-described pulmonary disorder appearing in animals shipped long distances. If left untreated, cases of this pneumonia type can become severe enough to require hospitalization
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Potential Horse Hock Problems
Courtesy of Classic Equine Equipment Your horse’s hock is anatomically similar to a human ankle. It consists of four joints and six bones. Two common hock problems are bog spavin and bone spavin. They sound
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Is your pet obese?
Like humans, pets can develop excess body fat that can lead to serious health problems such as diabetes or degenerative joint disease. But how can you tell if your pet is obese? In recognition of
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