A horse simply isn't built to lie down for long, it compressses the lungs and disturbs the function of the stomach. It needs to stand up to breathe properly and keep its bowels moving.
You can take a sick horse to a equine vet or you can ring them up and they can come to you, its easy on google look up horse vets in your city and give them a ring and see if they can come and see your sick horse. :)
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the bacteria builds up in the bucket and the horse may get sick
they start acting up. they get sick.
to show apparition for the time and effort
No more than fifteen seconds, maybe a half minute if the horse is tired.
It means that you feel sick
A horse being cast refers to a situation where the horse has gotten stuck or wedged against a wall or other object and is unable to stand up on its own. It is a dangerous and potentially life-threatening situation for the horse, as it can restrict blood flow and cause health issues. Prompt veterinary attention is needed to safely help the horse stand up.
If you ever get sick, you will know why they are important. If you get sick they can tell you if you are in serious trouble or have just the common cold. They know if you are healthy or not and they can prescribe medicine or sew up cuts.
i think both were important but to stand up to aggresive countries is more important.
The mother horse nudges the baby, to stimulate it and encourage it to stand. Over many minutes, the baby teaches itself to stand, at first wobbly and slowly gaining more balance. As soon as the baby can stand up without falling over, it quickly finds the momma's teat and begins to suckle. Having that first drink of momma's milk is important since the baby gets some immunization from diseases through its mother's milk.
The reason a horse has to be healthy is because ... If you have a horse you probably want to ride it ,you cant if its ill . The vet bills are more expensive to a sick horse . You could go to court for animal cruelty if your horse has been neglected and end up with your horse being taken or a BIG fine.