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I live in rural qld where tank water is the only available water for human consumption. Because of this i pump water from our dam to the water troughs for our horses. I have been doing this for only a few months now with seemingly no effect on the horses health. Recently our neighbour has had a go at me for doing this. She argued that if i couldnt afford to buy the water (as we have to for our drinking water) for the horses then i didnt deserve to have a horse. I have four horses and they readily acept the dam water and as i said it does not seem to be worrying them. After all wild horses and livestock on large propertys only ever have such water to drink. Is she wrong or am i? The vet that visits my aged gelding every 4 to 5 months has never said anything about it but then i havnt actually drawn his attention to it even though he has been there a number of times when iv been pumping the water into the troughs. What do you think?
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