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Fillet of Flicka: Could eating horse meat help America’s equine overpopulation problem?
Nicholas Dodman says that horses are treated with drugs that are not safe for meat consumption by humans.
By:Cummings School
March 16, 2016
Fillet of Flicka: Could eating horse meat help America’s equine overpopulation problem?

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Nicholas Dodman says that horses are treated with drugs that are not safe for meat consumption by humans.

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