equestrian. equestrian Add to list Share. An equestrian is an expert horseback rider. If you only go riding for an hour while on vacation you aren’t an equestrian, but the person leading the group and riding the flashy horse probably Read more…
Throwing up is a normal part of life for most animals, but it’s something that is physically impossible for horses. The equine digestive system has evolved over time to have a unique connection between their esophagus and stomach. This valve Read more…
Turns out, it’s a trick question! There’s no difference between yellow and white corn, except in the color of the kernels. That’s right — there’s no difference in size of ears or taste of the corn between white, yellow, and Read more…
Neurologically, rodents simply do not have the wiring necessary to perform the coordinated muscle movements that lead to vomiting. In other organisms, the shoulders, throat, mouth, and even tendinous structures of the diaphragm move in concert to allow for vomiting. Read more…
If a horse throws up, it’s in critical condition and could die. You need to contact a vet immediately to seek help. When horses vomit, it’s typically caused by an organ bursting in their digestive system. The most likely scenario Read more…
Yes, but the good news is that direct horse to human disease transmission is rare. Here’s a quick refresher on some bacterial, fungal, parasitic and viral diseases that can potentially be transmitted to us directly from the equines in our Read more…
In a manner of speaking yes – when a horse is rubbed, scratched, or groomed it will often let its pleasure be known via its upper lip, which will be extended and quivering. Do female animals feel pleasure when they Read more…
Cobb sizing tester measures and calculates the water or any fluid consumed by the paper, fibreboard, and paperboard in at any given point of time during varied climatic conditions. The high Cobb measure of the papers and other related materials Read more…
Equine venereal diseases are sexually transmitted infections in horses. They include contagious equine metritis (CEM) (caused by Taylorella equigenitalis) and equine coital exanthema (caused by equine herpesvirus 3). Can you get STD from a horse? Generally speaking, the STIs (sexually Read more…
A curve of at least 70 degrees is usually considered severe scoliosis. What are the importance of Cobb’s angle? The Cobb Angle is used as a standard measurement to determine and track the progression of scoliosis. What degree of scoliosis Read more…