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Wildfires and smoke inhalation

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  • Introduction
  • What can I do to protect my horse(s)?
  • How can I protect my horse(s) that have been exposed to smoke?
  • What are the health risks from smoke?
  • What are the signs of smoke exposure?
  • What treatment will my horse need?
  • Will my horse recover/have any long-term health issues?
  • Further information
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