The white line of the sole of the foot represents the visible portion of the laminar layers, the junction of the hoof wall and the underlying tissues bonded to the coffin bone. In normal healthy horses, the white line should Read more…
Direct touch is a good way to tell how cold a horse is. Place your hand up under the horse’s rug and feel his shoulders and chest area you can get a quick indication of body warmth. Many people recommend Read more…
Weaving and its effects Because the horse, constantly shifting from one leg to another, doing a swinging motion with his head and neck, thus heavily loading his front legs. In result, they undergo a premature “outwear”. The horse abrades the Read more…
two acres. In general, professionals recommend two acres for the first horse and an additional acre for each additional horse (e.g., five acres for four horses). And, of course, more land is always better depending on the foraging quality of Read more…
When you put your hand under a rug on a horse standing still it should NEVER feel toasty warm. This is a misconception. It should feel more on the coolish side. How do I know if my horse is warm Read more…
Key Takeaways. Horse shampoo is said to promote hair growth and shiny hair. Horse shampoo contains hydrolyzed collagen that may help prevent split ends and improve hair thickness. The keratin in it also improves overall hair health. Is horse shampoo Read more…
horsewhipped; horsewhipping; horsewhips. transitive verb. : to flog with or as if with a whip made to be used on a horse. Do horses feel pain when whipped? Two papes published in journal Animals lend support to a ban on Read more…
Biotin Hoof Blast has the highest concentration of biotin on the market: 100 mg per 2 ounces. Feed 2 ounces per day, per 1,000 lb. Serving size is determined on equine’s weight. Each bag includes an appox 2 ounce scoop, Read more…
All-Natural Shampoo Recipe 1 cup Dr. Bronners Liquid Soap. 1 tsp. Jojoba Oil. 1 tsp. Fractionated Coconut Oil. 2 tsp. Vegetable Glycerin. 2 tsp. Witch Hazel. Essential Oils (like lavender or rose) How do you make natural horse shampoo? Mix Read more…
It was commonly used in the 19th century as upholstery stuffing (such as for fabric sofas) and as covering fabric for furniture. When did they stop using horsehair in upholstery? Antique furniture was traditionally padded with several different types of Read more…