Did you notice this because of seeing it in the snow? The reason I asked - Sue Stuska, Ed. D from Eclectic Horseman has written on this and states that it is a natural occurence - urine hitting snow turn orange colored. I have no personal experience with this (with my mini's anyway) so I can't verify this as true. It sounds crazy but who knows. The only other thing I have read is to add salt to your horses diet. Again - not sure if this is the right treatment. I suggest a call to your equine vet would be the best thing to do. Let me know what you find out! I'm curious too. (Obviously I'll make this a free post considering I haven't really answered your questions :>)
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