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Where in the horse’s digestive system would you find bot larva attached? Answer and you could win a finishing brush to add to your grooming box from Intercity Insurance Services!
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Where in the horse’s digestive system would you find bot larva attached?
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Permalink Reply by Danielle J on -
Bots are found in the horses stomach.
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Permalink Reply by Mandy on -
Bot larvae attach themselves to the stomach lining and small intestine. Icky.
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Permalink Reply by Anna Sheeley on -
bot larvae are often found in the horse's stomach
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Permalink Reply by Rickki Taylor on
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The stomach
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Congratulations to Mandy who won our draw, way to go!
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