By Deb Haines Equine parasites, usually the eggs or larvae are deposited onto the ground in the manure of an infected horse. Your horse then swallows the eggs or larvae while she grazes in the pasture. These juvenile parasites then mature into egg-laying adults in your horse’s gastrointestinal system. Please read link below to learnContinue reading “Internal Parasites / Worms”
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Horse Poop: What You Need to Know
By Deb Haines Horse manure changes color and consistency depending on their diet. When the horse eats a diet of grass or very bright green rich hay, the manure will be a bright green color when fresh. If the horse is eating paler green hay, the manure will be paler and if the horse isContinue reading “Horse Poop: What You Need to Know”
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