Not only does GumBits encourage chewing activity, trigger salivation, and eliminate teeth grinding, horses love the sweet taste. What do GumBits do? GumBits are small, round treats that promote chewing activity in the horse’s mouth and encourage the salivation process. Read more…
Raw horse meat. Horse meat is extremely healthy for your dog, as it is packed with proteins, minerals and vitamins such as iron and vitamin B. Is horse meat toxic to dogs? Indospicine, a toxic amino acid found in the Read more…
This means that their height at the withers must not exceed 150.0cm without shoes or 151.0cm with shoes. Ponies must be presented for measuring in good training condition as they would compete and, if shod, in competition shoeing. What height Read more…
The country breeding the best race horses. It may surprise you to learn that Ireland, a country that is probably only the size of the state of Carolina, is probably one of the top dogs in the international Thoroughbred racing Read more…
“McDonald’s USA has never used horse meat in our hamburger patties. McDonald’s serves 100 percent pure USDA-inspected beef.” What kind of meat does McDonald’s use for its hamburgers? pure beefEvery one of our McDonald’s burgers is made with 100% pure Read more…
Sunny Rays. Sunny Rays is a background Pegasus pony mare with a bright yellow coat, pink mane and tail with a lavender pink streak, pink eyes, and a cutie mark of three suns. She is unnamed in the show, but Read more…
Horses were wild long before they were domesticated. The entire wild horse population in the Americas is descended from horses that escaped from humans. They can find food and water. They still have their wild instincts. Can horse live without Read more…
Horses can walk on roads barefoot, and most tolerate short trips over the pavement with no issues. Horses accustomed to barefoot riding tolerate pavement relatively well, but horses with tender feet or weak hoofs require shoes or hoof boots when Read more…
Standing on concrete or pavement for extended periods of time can cause foot, leg, and back problems in horses. Standing all day on a hard surface harms their feet and strains their muscles, just like it does for us. Does Read more…
Pawing in Water In natural waterways, horses paw to test the water’s depth and riverbed bottom for any hazards before they drop and roll. In the wild, rolling in water is a natural self-grooming and -cooling behavior. However, under saddle, Read more…