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Equine Biological Reference Guide - Nov 2024

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6 Covetrus | Equine Dedicated: 855.472.4371 | 877-999-2838 Why get your veterinarian involved in immunizations? Having your veterinarian involved in your horse's immunizations helps ensure that: The vaccine is sourced from a reputable outlet The vaccine is not outdated You have access to veterinary assistance in the event of an adverse reaction to the vaccine, which is not offered by online pharmacies The choice of vaccines is the most appropriate for your unique geographic location and competition pursuits The vaccine has been handled properly and kept at labeled temperatures during transport. Vaccines have multiple transfer points: from manufacturer, to distributor, to the veterinarian's office, to your horse. When your veterinarian administers immunizations, they may also check for anything abnormal with your horse through a visual and physical exam, which helps to identify subtle and not-so- subtle health problems

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