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By smearing vaseline or hoof oil on the sole of the hoof

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Why do horses with shoes get snow packed in them?

Most likely the horses shoe is not on all the way so the snow will pack up under then into the frog. To prevent it you just need to keep a hoof pick on hand to dislodge the snow.


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Do zebras like the snow?

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What do reindeer use there hoves for?

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I have a horse also, and she dosent even have a blanket. As long as they have a stable they can go in and out of by themselves their fine. And once a day we give them some oats because it keeps them warm.


Does it hurt horses when snow turns into balls and gets stuck on their legs?

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Why do sheep have hooves?

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How do you get ice and snow out of horses coat?

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