Skinny Horse of the Day blog
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my own "skinny" horse
I don't think "skinny" is ALWAYS bad.
Above you will see a registered Tennessee Walking Horse gelding, the day after we purchased him and brought him home. He was slightly underweight at the time, with teeth that needed the services of an equine dentist badly, but he gained quickly and is now at a good, healthy weight.
Some horses are harder to keep weight on. Whether it is due to illness, activity level or dental issues, this is correctable with good horsekeeping practices.
HEALTHY
You should always try to keep your horse at a healthy weight.
More than moderately thin is a correctable condition.
More than moderately fat is also a correctable condition.
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Help for skinny horses.
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Why Won't Your Skinny Horse Fatten?
Horses can drop pounds for a wide variety of reaso more...0 points
What to do with a skinny horse.
This two-part series deals with probable causes an more...0 points
Help a Skinny Horse Gain Weight and Maintain a Healthy Mass
Learn about how you can help a skinny, underweight more...0 points
Putting Weight on Skinny Horses
Sometimes, trying to get weight on a poor doer can more...0 points
