yes because if he/she doesnt, the rust will contaminate the food and the horse will have a stomache ache.like... a really bad one
If there is blood in your horses urine you should probably get a veterinarian it is not common to have blood in the urine. The horse could have a bladder infection or might have a parasite infection.
A farrier should come in weekly to replace the horse's shoes and remove any unhealthy parts of the hoof, the equipment they use does not hurt the horse, though it may look like it does, and the horse should get used to the process and be quite calm when the shoeing is taking place. The farrier should come regularly, and he should only have to shoe horses in work, not horses that are kept out at grass. If the horse is kept out at grass or has gone lame, or for any reason is out of work, then they should have their hooves picked out every morning and every night by either the owner or the person who looks after the horse. If the horse's hooves are too small they cannot have shoes. You can keep a working horse barefoot, and farriers do that too.
Horse should be the most surefooted animal. Horse should be the most surefooted animal.
After it is fenced, or the horse may run away.
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A poisoned horse can show signs of colic, but if you know the horse has been poisoned you should call and equine vet immediately.
You should immediately go around them if they are on the side of the road. If they are in the middle of the road, and it isn't a horse trail, consult the rider.
Get help from an experienced horse veterenarian immediately.
The horse knows how to be a horse if we will leave him alone... but the riders don't know how to ride. What we should be doing is creating riders and that takes care of the horse immediately. ~ Charles de Kunffy
immedately get off your horse and check out the hoove it threw the shoe off of. and call the shoe person immediately.
The horse would have a reaction to the Penicillin almost immediately. It is best to get away from a horse that has been wrongly injected with Penicillin as the horses brain will be affected and it will flip over backwards. There is no antidote for this, but you should call a equine veterinarian immediately.
tie a quick release knot that can be immediately undone in event of an emergency.
Absolutely not! If a horse eats a cereal box you should call an equine veterinarian immediately, this could be a life threatening situation.
If there is blood in your horses urine you should probably get a veterinarian it is not common to have blood in the urine. The horse could have a bladder infection or might have a parasite infection.
No, and rectal bleeding is an emergency. You should call a equine veterinarian immediately when you see this! It means that there has been some sort of trauma to the rectum, either through an object being inserted into the rectum or even a thermometer breaking inside the horse. If not treated immediately the horse could die.
If a horse swallowed hydrated lime, you should call a equine vet immediately as this is an emergency situation. Hydrated lime is highly caustic and toxic to both animals and humans, ingestion of the substance could be fatal if not seen to immediately.
Thin skin is not treatable by medication. If the horse however is having trouble with it's skin tearing easily you should contact a equine vet immediately.