about 120 mg. Spoiler alert: There is only about 120 mg of caffeine in the average brewed mug. Which Kicking Horse Coffee has the most caffeine? Neither. Dark roast and light roast coffee basically contain equal amounts of caffeine. What coffee is highest caffeine? Black Label by Devil MountainThe world’s Read more…
Weeping cherry trees are poisonous for animals such as dogs, cats and horses. Most trees in the Prunus genus are resistant to wildlife such as deer because of their toxic properties. Can horses be around cherry trees? Equally toxic are cherry (black cherry, chokecherry, and fire cherry) peach and plum Read more…
Just remember; while our cakes are nutritious, they should only be given as occasional treats to ensure a healthy diet. And as tasty as they look, they’re just for your horse or donkey friend to eat – not people! Can I give my horse a cake pop? I’ve tried these Read more…
Symptoms of Ground Cherry Poisoning in Horses Prunus avium – This is the tree we usually think of like a cherry tree, and although the fruit is tasty, the leaves and cherry pits contain higher levels of a naturally occurring cyanogenic compound and can kill a horse quite quickly once Read more…
Horses can get lumps and bumps over their faces for many reasons, however young horses develop symmetrical lumps on the bottom of the jaw (mandible) at specific ages. Lumps in this location can be trauma, a tooth root (apical) infection, or a tumour. Why does my horse have lumps under Read more…
Warts are commonly seen in young horses after weaning and up to three years of age. They are small, irregular growths, pink or greyish in colour, and may be flat or oval. Warts can be between 1mm and 5mm in diameter, mainly on the muzzle, but also on the eyelids, Read more…
Ornaments, including bells of all kinds, have been used to adorn horses worldwide from at least 800 BCE through today. Horse bells attracted good luck; protected against disease, injury and evil; flaunted the owner’s wealth and status; and enhanced the horse’s natural beauty. Why do horses wear jingle bells? Centuries Read more…
While there is no vaccine labeled specifically for EHM, EHV-1 vaccination protocols decrease the severity of respiratory disease and reduce nasal shedding in infected horses. What is the treatment for equine herpesvirus? Treatments may include anti-inflammatory drugs and some horses may require intravenous fluids. Antibiotics may be used to treat Read more…
The Ardennais or Ardennes is one of the oldest breeds of Ardennes, and originates from the Ardennes area in Belgium, Luxembourg, and France. They are heavy-boned with thick legs and are used for draft work. What breed of horse has hairy legs? Description. A classic Friesian horse has a coat Read more…
Mesh rugs will help prevent horses from becoming irritated by flies and midges in the summer months when they are spending more time outdoors allowing them to relax and enjoy their grazing. Horses that are turned out in warmer weather will benefit from a summer sheet with UV protection. Why Read more…