By Bonny Henderson
ISBN-10: 1418065676
ISBN-13: 9781418065676
Equine overall healthiness and Emergency administration is meant for the learner so as to comprehend and enforce activities to enhance the future health and well being of horses of their care. The sequence of chapters movement from horsemanship and accountability to guidance for healthiness and upkeep, and spotting the variation among a customary veterinary appointment, and a real emergency name. It successfully courses the reader via what is general, and to acknowledge what is no longer. This booklet may also help the effectiveness of the reader's verbal exchange with his/her veterinarian. through the chapters there are many images and tables for reference. very important details on failures is integrated masking how one can be ready from formulating a plan to having the ability to positioned it into motion. The aim of this publication is to aid the reader imagine, arrange, plan, and have the option take motion if important, whilst important.
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Equine future health and Emergency administration is meant for the learner in order to comprehend and enforce activities to enhance the healthiness and health of horses of their care. The sequence of chapters movement from horsemanship and accountability to instructions for wellbeing and fitness and upkeep, and spotting the variation among a standard veterinary appointment, and a real emergency name.
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Chapter 2 Outline Feeding 26 Meeting the Horse’s Metabolic Requirements 27 Maintaining Gastrointestinal Health 30 Preventing Exposure to or Spread of Disease and Parasites 36 Watering 36 Pasture Management 39 Stable Sanitation and Hygiene 41 Bedding 41 Stall, Pasture, and Utensil Cleaning 41 Manure Disposal 43 Biosecurity and Biocontainment 44 Exercise Management 48 Turnout Conditions 48 Herd Mate Selection and Introduction 49 Safe Horse Handling 49 Proper Equipment and Maintenance 52 Safe Trailering Practices 52 Safe Trailers and Equipment 53 Safe Loading 54 Safe Hauling 55 Shutterstock/Artpose Adam Borkowski Husbandry Management Objectives Upon completion of this chapter, the reader should be able to ✿✿ assess forage quality, not nutrient content ✿✿ analyze a feeding program ✿✿ formulate a proper feeding program ✿✿ evaluate a facility’s water system ✿✿ formulate a plan to return a poor pasture to a good quality pasture ✿✿ implement pasture management to preserve good quality pastures ✿✿ evaluate a stable’s hygiene and identify and correct present deficiencies ✿✿ implement protocols to provide proper stable hygiene ✿✿ develop a mosquito and vector control program ✿✿ implement proper biosecurity procedures ✿✿ implement biocontainment measures Copyright 2012 Cengage Learning.
All Rights Reserved. May not be copied, scanned, or duplicated, in whole or in part. Due to electronic rights, some third party content may be suppressed from the eBook and/or eChapter(s). Editorial review has deemed that any suppressed content does not materially affect the overall learning experience. Cengage Learning reserves the right to remove additional content at any time if subsequent rights restrictions require it. 25 26 part 1 Horsemanship ✿✿ properly handle horses during turnout and stabling ✿✿ safely load and haul horses in trailers Key Terms aerosolization biosecurity biocontainment calorie cellulose digestible energy (DE) direct contact fecal energy (FE) fomite gross combined vehicle weight rating (GCVWR) gross energy (GE) gross vehicle weight (GVW) hemicellulose indirect contact kilocalorie (Kcal) maintenance nutritional requirement megacalorie (mcal) microflora nonstructural carbohydrate quarantine Sarcosistis nerona signalment urban watershed district vector volatile fatty acid Introduction G ood husbandry is required to maintain a horse’s health so that it can perform without sustaining injuries, regardless of whether the performance is producing a foal, maturing to adulthood, or competing in the Olympics.
This air flow is facilitated by the 2-inch stall board spacing discussed earlier. Dutch doors and the use of stall guards also increase this airflow. Whenever stall guards are used, ensure that any horse that gets past them cannot exit the stable or enter the feed room. As noted previously, completely separating the arena from the stable also decreases stable dust and particle load which can reduce the stable’s air quality. Poor air quality suggests poor stable ventilation. Other signs of poor ventilation include: multiple horses suffering from respiratory conditions: coughing, rattling, wheezing, or heaving; water stains on the walls and ceilings—indicative of a leaky roof or condensation.
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