Right off the bat, the answer is no. Although it would be nice to think our horses know what they need as far as nutrition, and can manage that themselves, this is not necessarily always the case. Especially if what they need is actually unavailable ...
Seniors are seniors, whether they be a horse, dog or human their issues are much the same. Arthritis, eating issues, loss of eyesight, hearing and surprise illnesses are all a part of getting old. Combatting those issues can be a real challenge! Here...
For the last few years, I have been attempting to educate horse owners on the overuse/proper use of probiotics. Since probiotics are currently the “fad” of the equine feed world, they are found in quite literally everything! Complete feeds, supplements...
With a soft brush, brush off the forehead, which will remove surface layer dirt. With your fingertips briskly rub the forehead hard enough so you are getting to the skin. Look at your fingertips. Are they clean or are they covered with a grey and/or ...
Horses need a lot of care. Their eating habits are a bit difficult to follow if you are not used to it. They are not like other animals. They often suffer from colic and need to be dolled. So, what are the main aspects you need to know in order to ensure...
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