What Is Horse Anorexia?

Anorexia occurs when a horse has no appetite or lacks the desire for food. Typically, anorexia is a secondary condition that results from a primary illness. What causes horse anorexia? Anorexia: Horses are herd animals, and any changes in social relationships or the environment can increase stress and lead to Read more…

Why Does The Government Take Wild Horses?

The Act authorizes federal agencies to remove animals exceeding the range’s carrying capacity to restore a natural ecological balance and protect the range from deterioration associated with an overpopulation of wild horses and burros. The Appropriate Management Level (AML) as defined by the government is 26,715. Why are they capturing Read more…

Can Horse Manure Damage Plants?

Although horse droppings contain less nitrogen than poultry or sheep manure, they can still damage young plants. Fresh manure also attracts flies and has a strong odor, and manure runoff can pollute nearby streams or lakes. Is horse manure good for all plants? For best results, horse manure should be Read more…