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Rehabilitating the Malnourished HorseIntroduction
We will define malnourishment as horses in a condition of emaciated to very thin because of poor care(more info). This will include too little feed, feed of poor quality, and heavy parasitism. Unfortunately, malnourishment from improper care is a common scene with horses. Most often the reasons are not malicious but a combination of ignorance and economics. It would seem logical to think it is just a matter of restoring good care to fix the problem but there is a fairly high rate of mortality when trying to return an emaciated horse to good condition. The reasons for this are:
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