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Equine eye conditions
can come in many forms, but the tell tale signs are almost always
visible, even when the eyes look completely normal but your horse is
displaying what seems to be behavioral problems. No
matter what the condition is, we try to address the most common
conditions with articles compiled over time.
Information & Articles
For Common
Eye Conditions
Before reading these articles provided as a courtesy, please
understand that the Guardian Mask Company is not a veterinary
practice nor do we employ a Veterinarian in-house. We have
placed these articles here for horse owners as a courtesy.
Always seek the advice of your veterinarian before trying any
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If you are interested in
contributing an article, or information for others to benefit from, feel
free to submit your information to
GuardianMaskRep@aol.com for review. We appreciate any
and all contributions and invite customers, horse owners, trainers,
universities and veterinarians, to participate. If you are going
to participate, please note that we can only accept data, papers or
information that is written by you, and you are willing to share through
our website.
We still need articles on
the following subjects:
Glaucoma
Eye Cancer
Eye Disease and
Susceptibility of Specific Horse Breeds
Using Feed Supplements as
part of Treatment for Eye Health
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"Samuel" One of the many
rescues at HorseWorld Trust in the UK.
Samuel is wearing the Standard Guardian Mask with 95% Sunshades
Photo Courtesy of Emily Mitchard
Click on the horse to see
the original photo
Special Credits
"Louis" (Below)
Another of the many rescues at
HorseWorld Trust in
the UK.
Louis is wearing the Standard Guardian Mask with 95% Sunshades
Photo Courtesy of Emily Mitchard
Special Credits |
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