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Month: November 2018

Minerals – what does my horse actually need?

November 26, 2018 thenudehorse Leave a comment

Compare a wild horses diet to a horse in captivity.  Find out how to supplement accordingly.  Things to look out…

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Managing Bighead in Horses

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Discover the other things no one ever explained before on how to prevent and treat successfully. Big Head The Nude Horse

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