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To: vetvetdoug

Hmm, your experiences sound nasty and discouraging.

Between lots of reading, asking the old-timers and free training seminars our vet puts on for our county youngsters, we have learned about general doctoring/maintenance. We can’t afford to have the vet do the things we can do so we do it ourselves.

I am not a guy. My husband has nothing to do with the horses so we girls have figured out a lot of this stuff on our own, by watching, reading and asking. Also, being part of a the 4H community has been an invaluable experience.


60 posted on 06/02/2008 8:12:50 AM PDT by MTMS
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To: MTMS
watching, reading and asking...

Really, that is all it takes for one to effectively and efficiently care for a horse. The clinic I have can trace its veterinary heritage back to 1911 and there is a good lineage of knowledge of what works, what is practical, and what is obsolete.

68 posted on 06/02/2008 11:31:11 AM PDT by vetvetdoug
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