Horses, even in the wild, are creatures of habit. Numerous studies have shown that horses thrive on a regular and consistent routine for their feeding and exercise schedule. This is an important factor to keep in mind when dictating a schedule, traveling to shows, or bringing a new horse into Read more…
Lifespan of Horses The average for Mustangs and other horses in the wild is typically closer to 15 years. Domesticated horses tend to live longer because veterinarians can address their medical conditions and dietary needs. What breed of horse lives the longest? 5 Hardy Horse Breeds with the Longest Lifespans Read more…
Desensitizing Will Help Build Your Bond With Your Horse They’ve realized that as long as you’re around, they don’t have to be afraid of anything. What is this? You’ll notice that desensitizing training will make your horse better at responding to your cues as well as give them more confidence. Read more…
Signs your horse is too cold Common signs of your horse being too cold are: Shivering. Horses, like people, shiver when they’re cold. If your horse is shivering and is clearly uncomfortable, then she’s probably too cold. Do horses shake when they are cold? Shivering is a sure sign that Read more…
Ice in horse paddocks These can be dangerous for horses and other animals, which could slip and fall, damaging joints or limbs. The ice can damage the grass underneath too, reducing the amount of available grazing for the horses. Is ice okay for horses? It’s great equine enrichment because ice Read more…
They do enjoy it and most horses will seek it out. The plant also offers natural anti-inflammatory and anti-ulcerogenic properties that could act as a natural alternative to medications such as cortisone. How much licorice can you give a horse? How do I feed my horse liquorice? As part of Read more…
Liquorice is beneficial in optimising respiratory health, aiding clear and healthy airways in horses. This soothing herb also supports gastric health, settling the stomach and providing comfort for the horse. Is licorice good for horses? As a natural herb, liquorice is safe for horses to consume. However, it is not Read more…
How To Tame: Chase down the horse you want to tame and lasso it. It’s easier to do this on horseback. Once lassoed, continue to hold [L2 / LT] and press [Square / X] to Calm the horse. When you’re close, jump onto the horse’s back. Move [Right Thumbstick] to Read more…
When you come across an animal you wish to tame, you’ll need to put them to sleep by shooting them with your Sleep Darts. With the animal asleep, approach them and hit either Triangle or Y (depending on your controller) to tame it. Once the animal has been tamed, it Read more…
Are there any side effects of liquorice for horses? As a natural herb, liquorice is safe for horses to consume. However, it is not intended as a long-term supplement and should instead only be used until healthy circulation and digestion is restored. Can horses eat black licorice candy? Licorice. Even Read more…