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    Webinar – Pinworms, A Pain In The B** – Dr Kieran O’Brien

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    ALL YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED IN THIS WEBINAR?

    ❓ What are pinworms
    ❓ What do they do?
    ❓ What is their lifecycle?
    ❓ How can I prevent and/or get rid of them?
    ❓ Why hasn’t my treatment worked?
    ❓ Why does only one of my horses get them?
    ❓ What are the other causes of tail-rubbing?
    ❓ Will sheath cleaning help?

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    Kieran O'Brien

    Dr Kieran O’Brien MA MVB PhD MRCVS After a long stint as a lecturer at Bristol Veterinary School, Kieran has been a senior clinician in an equine practice in Devon for the last 20 years. He is an FEI Official Veterinarian and has been a team vet for British and Irish teams. He is a regular contributor to horse magazines and has published the book Essential Horse Health. He breeds and imports Connemara sports ponies.

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