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Senior Horses Might Face Greater Risk for Certain Eye Conditions
May 12, 2026
⎯ Christa Lesté-Lasserre
Horses 16 and older might have a higher risk of developing glaucoma and a kind of superficial, chronic corneal ulcer, a new review suggests.
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