Your vet will do a thorough exam, and possibly blood work to ensure that there is no long-standing infection/inflammation, and to assess internal organ health. If your vet suspects allergies, they may suggest allergy testing, which can be something as simple as a blood draw or skin testing. In skin testing, vets will inject small amounts of suspected allergens under the skin and observing the body's reactions.  The skin testing is normally done in a specialty clinic or teaching hospital.    {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/3\/34\/Manage-a-Horse-with-Breathing-Problems-Step-1Bullet1.jpg\/v4-460px-Manage-a-Horse-with-Breathing-Problems-Step-1Bullet1.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/3\/34\/Manage-a-Horse-with-Breathing-Problems-Step-1Bullet1.jpg\/aid90828-v4-728px-Manage-a-Horse-with-Breathing-Problems-Step-1Bullet1.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"546","licensing":"<div class=\"mw-parser-output\"><p>License: <a rel=\"nofollow\" class=\"external text\" href=\"https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/\">Creative Commons<\/a><br>\n<\/p><p><br \/>\n<\/p><\/div>"} Molds and allergens are commonly found in the dust, hay, and the rest of the horse's environment, so this diagnosis is by no means uncommon. Listen to your vet for recommended treatments/environmental changes that may help alleviate her condition, listed below. A respiration supplement, designed to ease breathing, can help in some cases.  One such product is called "Tri-Hist", which is an antihistamine available by prescription only.
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One-sentence summary -- Contact your veterinarian if the problem has become an ongoing issue. Begin treatment if your mare has tested positive for common molds and common allergens. Try administering a respiration supplement recommended by your vet.


It's the dark-blue app with a white "f" on it. This will open the login page if you've been kicked out of your account. This link is below the email address and password fields. A menu will appear. If you see Forgot Password? on this page, skip this step. It's in the menu. Tapping this takes you to Facebook's password reset site. Tap the text box at the top of the page, then type in the email address or phone number that you use to log into your Facebook account. If you never added your phone number to Facebook, you'll have to use your email address. It's a blue button below the text box. This should bring up your Facebook account. Tap one of the account recovery options at the top of the page:   via email - Facebook will send a reset code to your Facebook account's email address.  via SMS - Facebook will text a reset code to your Facebook profile's registered phone number. It's a dark-blue button below the account recovery options. Doing so will prompt Facebook to email or text a code to you. Depending on your chosen reset method, this process will vary:   Email - Open your email inbox, look for a message from Facebook, and note the six-digit code listed in the subject line.  SMS - Open your phone's messages, look for a new message from a five- or six-digit phone number, and look for the six-digit code in the text's message. Tap the "Enter your six-digit code" text box, then type in the six-digit code from the email or text.  Make sure you don't wait more than a few minutes between receiving the code and entering it, or the code will be invalid. You can tap the Resend Code option to get a different code. It's below the text box. Doing so will submit your code and take you to the next page. This logs out your Facebook account on any computer, tablet, or phone on which it is currently logged in, which will log out the hacker as well. You'll enter your new password in the text box near the top of the page. This will replace your old password with your new password. You can now log into your Facebook account with your new password, and the person who hacked your account can no longer access it.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Facebook. Tap Need Help?. Tap Forgot Password?. Enter your email address or phone number. Tap Search. Select an account recovery method. Tap Continue. Retrieve your account's code. Enter the code. Tap Continue. Check the "Log me out of other devices" box, then tap Continue. Enter a new password. Tap Continue.


Wet hair dries shorter and to a different shape. You won't get the accuracy you'll need for great bangs by cutting them wet. Air drying is best to keep your hair healthy. However, if you're pressed for time a blow dry is fine. If you have naturally wavy or curly hair, you may opt to cut your bangs while wet to ensure an even cut. If you'd rather do a dry cut, blow them dry and straighten them before cutting.
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One-sentence summary -- Make sure your hair is completely dry.


Many cities and towns now have recycling drop-off points or even curbside municipal recycling collection. However, every community is different, so visit your local government’s website to find out what facilities and options are available in your area. Most communities will at least have 1 or more recycling facilities, although these facilities may only accept certain types of plastic. If your community offers curbside pickup, you can leave your plastics in a recycling bin alongside your garbage bin on garbage day. In areas that don't have curbside pickup, there are often large recycling dumpsters around town, usually at public places like schools, churches, or municipal buildings. Make sure you’re adhering to your local government’s guidelines when dropping off your recyclables. Otherwise, this may constitute littering. Search online or call your local officials to find recycling centers in your area. Be sure to ask if there are any limits on what types of plastic you can bring to the center to be recycled.  For example, some recycling centers may not be able to accept plastic bags. However, you can often take these to the grocery store to be recycled. Some recycling facilities will pay a couple of cents per item that you drop off. You can make a few extra bucks by collecting recycling from your friends and neighbors and bringing it in. Some recycling centers will do the sorting and cleaning for you, so you can just dump cans, plastics and papers all together. With others, you will need to separate different materials beforehand and drop them off into select containers when you take them to the facility.  If your facility requires it, separate paper and cardboard, plastics, glass, and cans. This can be annoying, but like any household chore, it gets easier if you make a weekly habit of it. Note that you may be required to clean out your plastic and remove the labels as well.
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Find out about the specifics of your community’s recycling program. Leave your recycling at a drop-off point to have someone pick it up. Take your plastics to a local recycling center if there’s no pickup option. Contact the recycling facility and ask if you need to sort your plastic.