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Horse health question
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Sept 16th, 2009 21:51
Mississippi
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I am boarding a horse (not mine) that eats his own feces when he is stalled. Why is he doing that, and will my own horses "learn" this awful habit? He gets fed exactly the same as my horses, is not malnourished, and appears to be happy and healthy. Please help!
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