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Old 11-14-07, 06:31 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Ausrufezeichen Please read this thread regarding advice on your horses

We are not vets, we are just experienced horse owners offering up advice. We welcome you all to offer up your wisdom and life experiences on this topic but if you feel there is really something wrong with your horse please seek a licensed veterinarian to diagnose and assist you.
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