Why don’t mites cause problems on non-feathered horses?

They might, we don’t know. Pastern dermatitis occurs in non-feathered horses, for reasons unknown. Some of these horses test positive for mites, but not all of them. The most virulent mites don’t seem to be able to survive in “normal” non-feathered skin.

Should I move my horse from the stall after treating it for thrush?

Thrush is a slow infection. If you could remove the source of infection you would be able to clear up the feet, then stop the treatment. Unfortunately, the horse is the source of infection, and the bacteria that causes thrush lives in the horse’s gut. Therefore, the...

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