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Jayjay3
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...wont let me pass.? 1 - What animal do horses commonly contract Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis from?
Opossums
Mosquitoes
Squirrels
Mice
2 - What is Thrush?
Patchy, raw areas of skin on the back
Excessive rolling done by the horse
An infection of a part of the horse’s hoof called the Frog
A deep bruising under the skin
3 - If your horse throws a shoe when you are riding, what should you do?
Keep going, the horse will be fine
Pad the hoof with cotton and wrap it securely
Keep the horse still and immediately call the Vet
Try to nail the shoe back on yourself
4 - Horses born with the SCID virus have:
No hair on the knees
No immune system
Severe eye disorders
One eye that is blue
5 - It is important to de-worm your horse at least:
Every 3 Months
Once a Month
Every 6 Months
Every Other Month
6 - What does Mud Fever cause?
Dark spots that develop on the horse’s head and neck
A wobbling every time the horse moves
A large increase in body temperature
Painful sores and scabs on the horse’s legs
7 - If your horse has colic, you should allow them to roll:
True
False
8 - What should you do if your horse has a bowed tendon?
All of these
Allow them to rest as long as needed
Give them anti-inflammatory medications
Take the horse on short walks while the tendon heals
Opossums
Mosquitoes
Squirrels
Mice
2 - What is Thrush?
Patchy, raw areas of skin on the back
Excessive rolling done by the horse
An infection of a part of the horse’s hoof called the Frog
A deep bruising under the skin
3 - If your horse throws a shoe when you are riding, what should you do?
Keep going, the horse will be fine
Pad the hoof with cotton and wrap it securely
Keep the horse still and immediately call the Vet
Try to nail the shoe back on yourself
4 - Horses born with the SCID virus have:
No hair on the knees
No immune system
Severe eye disorders
One eye that is blue
5 - It is important to de-worm your horse at least:
Every 3 Months
Once a Month
Every 6 Months
Every Other Month
6 - What does Mud Fever cause?
Dark spots that develop on the horse’s head and neck
A wobbling every time the horse moves
A large increase in body temperature
Painful sores and scabs on the horse’s legs
7 - If your horse has colic, you should allow them to roll:
True
False
8 - What should you do if your horse has a bowed tendon?
All of these
Allow them to rest as long as needed
Give them anti-inflammatory medications
Take the horse on short walks while the tendon heals