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14 July 2014

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Hands On: Tackling stable problems

Liz O’Flynn discusses common problems with stabled horses. Part 2: Problems in Stabled Horses

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14 July 2014

Typical ringworm lesion which is a condition commonly seen in stabled horses

An ulcer is a break or erosion of one of the multiple areas of the lining of the gut wall

Part 1 of this feature discussed some important practical points, causes and advice on the conditions listed 1–3 listed below.

1. COPD (RAO) Respiratory Allergies.

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