Equine nutritionists and wise horse owners have long known that obesity in horses is not a good thing. The obese horse often is incapable of performing even moderate tasks without becoming exhausted and, as a result, placing itself in danger of injury.
Now researchers are adding still another dimension to these concerns. That dimension involves laminitis as a result of the condition that
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