Preparing horse farms, horses and their owners for disasters.

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TextPublication details: Southern Pines, N.C. : s.n., 1995Description: p. 206-209Subject(s):

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Subject: The priorities for disaster planning in horses varies to some extent with the use of the horse and the facility where horses are kept. The most likely disasters to occur with horses are trailer accidents, floods, fires, power outages due to any cause and contagious disease outbreaks

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Reprinted from Journal of Equine Veterinary Science, vol. 15, no. 4, 1995

The priorities for disaster planning in horses varies to some extent with the use of the horse and the facility where horses are kept. The most likely disasters to occur with horses are trailer accidents, floods, fires, power outages due to any cause and contagious disease outbreaks

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