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 Horses are relatively easy to intubate due, in part, to the poor reflex responses of the larynx.

 Flushing the mouth with water prior to induction prevents food materials from being pushed into the airway (see Figure 1.1).

 Foals often have straw or shavings from the bedding in their mouths, and these should be removed.