Yes, bagged feeds can provide energy and calories, as well as vitamins and minerals for horses, but forage is what best supports their gut health. In fact, the average 1,000 lb. horse will need to eat approximately 15-20 pounds of forage per day. For most horses, pasture grass and/or hay are sufficient in meeting their…
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Some like flowers or jewelry, while other indulge in chocolate and various sweets.
If you’re a horse, you might prefer a molasses cookie and good… -
Record-Holding Horses
The record for the highest jump ever made is held by a horse named Huaso, ridden by Captain Alberto Larraguibel. On February…
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If your clothes are too bulky, you’ll struggle in the saddle. On the other hand, if you don’t have enough layers you’ll be freezing…
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If so, it was likely a Bashkir Curly horse. This breed was once suspected to have originated in Russia, but now researchers aren’t…
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You may be pulling out your horse’s blankets and adjusting their grain ration, but don’t forget about their hooves. In the winter, your horse’s…
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Among the most crucial aspects of equine care is maintaining a regular schedule of veterinary check-ups. These visits are vital not only for addressing…
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If you haven’t already done so, you might want to start preparing your barn for the upcoming winter season. Depending on the climate you…
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Simply put, it helps the horse to overcome their natural flight response. They’re rewired to react more calmly and use the “thinking” side of…