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  Yeguada es un término español que hace referencia a una ganadería o ganadería de caballos. En los países de habla hispana, el término "yeguada" se usa comúnmente para describir una instalación donde se crían, desarrollan y entrenan caballos. Yeguada Estos establecimientos se dedican a la selección y mejora de razas equinas, en especial las de pura sangre o líneas de alta calidad. Las yeguadas suelen estar equipadas con establos, pastos, áreas de entrenamiento y otras instalaciones necesarias para el cuidado y manejo de los caballos. A menudo cuentan con un equipo de criadores de caballos, entrenadores y veterinarios experimentados que trabajan juntos para garantizar la salud, el bienestar y el desarrollo de los caballos. El propósito de una Yeguada puede variar dependiendo de los objetivos de la finca. Algunas yeguadas se enfocan en criar caballos para disciplinas específicas, como carreras, doma, salto de obstáculos o fines laborales. Otros pueden especializarse en la pres...

Hunza's disposable needles and syringes are made specifically for the animal health market and go through rigorous quality control to ensure they meet all specifications. We offer poly hub and aluminum hub needles along with our detectable needles. Our premium hard pack syringes, needles  and our standard soft pack syringes and needles are ISO, FDA, CE, TUV and JIS  quality  products at an affordable price. We are the one-stop shop for all your disposable syringes and needles needs. Our blister (soft pack) syringes have easy to read, bold graduations to ensure dosing accuracy and a medical grade silicon lubricant inside barrel for smooth accurate delivery. Our needles are ultra-sharp and the anti-friction coating reduces penetration resistance for less animal discomfort. They are color-coded to indicate gauge. The paper to plastic packages are tamper evident to ensure sterility. Product information on box and case box for easy inventory control. Each syringe/combo has UPC...

Introduction This article aims to give a flavour of what’s involved in using an EP to look after your horse’s hooves. There is a significant difference between having a shod and an unshod horse. With a shod horse, you pay your farrier every few weeks to replace your horse’s shoes and you more or less hand all responsibility for your horse’s feet to the farrier. With an unshod horse, the division of labour is somewhat different. To understand why, you need to understand how management of the unshod horse works. How horses’ feet adapt in the wild The horse has evolved to adapt to different environments. A horse living out all day, every day on hard, dry ground will develop feet that are designed to cope with that situation. In an arid environment (perhaps the most natural environment for a horse), a wild horse may have to move as much as 20 miles a day on rough, hard ground in order to find enough food. To cope with the wear this produces, a horse’s hooves have to grow fast – gr...

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