As a horse owner, it would be helpful to have a basic understanding of the various components of a horse’s anatomy so that you will recognize the red flags that may signal illness, pain, or … Read more
Horse coats are described using strange-sounding words like roan, bay, pinto, or chestnut. And anyone who knows horses gets an instant mental picture when they hear those words. But chestnut has a different meaning too, … Read more
Observing a sturdy and healthy horse lying down can be a disturbing sight for owners. Hence, many would contemplate whether such behavior is normal or implies an issue. Luckily, a lying horse won’t point to … Read more
Picture any random horse’s legs in your mind. The legs might be feathered or have white stocking markings, but they definitely have horseshoes. Focus on that that tougher external shell above the horseshoes. It’s called … Read more
The swayback condition on a horse may be due to its genetic disposition, old age, or some other injury-induced spinal malformation. Although there may not be a way to reverse the condition, experts believe that … Read more
Whether you ride your horse daily, race, or compete, it would be most unfortunate for it to break a leg. However, as a loving and caring horse owner, it’s time to understand the practicality of … Read more
Have you noticed bald spots on your horse’s skin? Seeing your adorable equine lose its soft, shiny hair can be alarming. Horses lose hair because of heat, parasites, bacteria, insects, and even serious diseases such … Read more
Your horse probably adores treats, but you might find it challenging to discover new healthy snacks. Occasional watermelon portions can do the job, and your horse will undoubtedly love it. When given in moderation and … Read more
Your horse care routine should entail body clipping when the time is right. This prevents overheating during winter, especially if the equine works a great deal at the time. It also promotes the horse’s health … Read more
Overgrown hooves can be uncomfortable, painful, and even cause serious health problems for your horse. Farriers recommend trimming hooves every 4 to 6 weeks to keep your horse happy. Traditionally, hoof trimming was strictly left … Read more