Christine Johnson, DVM, of Rocky Mountain Equine Veterinary Medicine, demonstrates how to clean, dress, and bandage minor wounds on a horse. Always discuss wound care and treatment options with your veterinarian to ensure the horse’s wound heals properly.
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