A horse’s resting respiratory rate is typically 8–16 breaths per minute. Increased breathing rates, flaring nostrils, or laboured breathing can indicate pain, overheating, or respiratory distress.
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A horse’s resting respiratory rate is typically 8–16 breaths per minute. Increased breathing rates, flaring nostrils, or laboured breathing can indicate pain, overheating, or respiratory distress.
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