You can buy an inexpensive (less than $10) stethoscope at your local drug store in order to hear your horse’s heart. The best place to listen to the heart is just behind the elbow (see picture). The heart can be Read more…
every 20-25 minutes. Something that makes great fertiliser is horse dung – a new item which presents itself from a horse every 20-25 minutes. Amazingly, admins also have the ability to adjust a server’s poop rate with the command “dungTimeScale”. Read more…
Try throwing a splash potion or lingering potion of Harming at the skeleton horse or shoot an arrow of Harming at the skeleton horse to restore its health. How do you heal a undead horse in Minecraft? Players can only Read more…
Horse manure is not as smelly as cat or dog feces. Most people do not find it overly offensive. How do you keep horse manure from smelling? Sphagnum peat works especially well because it draws out excessive moisture from the Read more…
Its totally harmless to your horse and there is no need to scrub it off, just a quick wipe with a clean cloth after a ride will keep your bit in tip top shape. How do you get rust off Read more…
If you find your horse licking more than normal, make sure that their diet is healthy and well-balanced. A horse may also lick wood, dirt, or other surfaces if they notice a deficiency in their diet. What does it mean Read more…
If rusty, soak the horse bit in a weak acid solution Even gentle acids will eat away at rust and remove it from your bit. You can use vinegar, cola, or lemon juice (common acidic solutions in most homes) to Read more…
Goldfish can also help keep your horses’ water trough clean—under the right conditions, of course. Goldfish can live off the algae growing on the trough walls and floor, and they will also eat mosquito larvae (yay!), as well as some Read more…
Titanium is a tasteless metal which naturally adapts to the temperature of the mouth, encouraging the horse to accept the bit and be more comfortable. We usually recommend a Titanium bit for sensitive mouthed horses who can react to other Read more…
You can add small amounts of bleach to existing water in a tank at a level that is safe for your horse to drink. Effectively disinfect water in tanks by using unscented household bleach in recommended quantities. How much bleach Read more…