A horse girl is someone whose entire personality revolves around horses. She’s usually a pre-teen or teenager. She usually has braces, and is indifferent to fashion trends and completely unaware of how uncool she is. What is the point of Read more…
Horses have a few basic needs for survival – water, food, companionship and a place to find shelter. Let’s look at each of these four areas of basic support a bit more in depth, to find ways to optimize them Read more…
MYTH: “Pulling a horse’s mane doesn’t hurt! They don’t have nerves in their hair follicles like we do.” FACT: Horses have sensory nerves in their hair follicles. Mane pulling can cause horses discomfort or pain. Can you pull a horse’s Read more…
Types of Horse Feed Sugar Beet Horse Feed. Straight Horse Feeds. Conditioning Horse Feed. Balancer Horse Feed. What is the best type of feed for horses? Provide plenty of roughage If hay isn’t enough, grain can be added, but the Read more…
The jaw strength (masseter muscle) of a horse is about 500 psi (pounds per square inch) Humans are usually less than 200 psi, while a Pit Bull measures 235 psi (#3 dog breed in jaw strength). What would happen if Read more…
In simple terms, horses eat grass and hay or haylage, but salt, concentrates and fruits or vegetables can also enhance their diets, depending on the required work regime and available feed. What do two horses eat? Many pleasure and trail Read more…
They eat grass and hay at meal time, and if they do a lot of work, they might eat concentrates, which are a mixture of grains, such as corn and oats. They eat fruits and vegetables at snack time but Read more…
Horse head. The horse’s head is quite heavy – it can weigh approximately 16 kg if the horse is big. What is the most important body part of a horse? The hoof is arguably one of the most important horse Read more…
Normal adult horses have a heart rate of 28 to 40 beats per minute. Do horses have 2 Hearts? Horses, like other mammals, have only one heart. However, the frog in each hoof acts like a pump to push blood Read more…
It is more glenoid in shape than the human heart and consists of four chambers: the left and right atria, and the left and right ventricles. The average adult horse has a 3.6-kilogram (7.9 lb) heart, although it can be Read more…