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Snotty Noses in Horses... Do you Need Antibiotics?

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Infographic that discusses the importance about being wise with antibiotic use in horses to prevent antibiotic resistance. Common problems include runny noses and coughs, and most common problems do not need antibiotics. Nasal discharge and coughing (aka "the snots") are commonly seen in horses. Antibiotics do not speed recovery in most cases, and should never be used unless your veterinarian examines the horse and prescribes them.