What Is Witches Milk In Horses?

In female neonates or in weanlings, the filling of the udder is called “witch’s milk”. This is attributed to lactogenic chemicals that are accessed through the mare’s udder or blood circulation and usually comes from the mare ingesting the estrogenic components of many spring grasses. What was mare’s milk used Read more…

How Sensitive Is Horse Skin?

The superficial pain-sensitive epidermal layer of horse skin is as richly innervated and is of equivalent thickness as human skin, demonstrating that humans and horses have the equivalent basic anatomic structures to detect cutaneous pain. Are horses sensitive to touch? Horses’ sense of touch is much more sensitive than humans’—especially Read more…

What Is Smaller Than A Horse?

Ponies are often distinguished by their phenotype, a stocky body, dense bone, round shape and well-sprung ribs. They have a short head, large eyes and small ears. In addition to being smaller than a horse, their legs are proportionately shorter. What is a smaller version of a horse? Any equine Read more…