70-200 f 2.8. Your best overall lens for horse photography is a 70-200 f 2.8. What camera is best for horse photography? The best choice you can make as the best camera for horse photography is Nikon Coolpix P1000. The Read more…
Your veterinarian may prescribe stall rest if your horse suffers from an injury that requires rest to heal. Horses aren’t good at self-protection. If you provide them space, they will run, buck and kick if they choose. This could result Read more…
“Normal” for a horse, however, can vary from about 98 degrees to 101 degrees, depending on the individual, with 100.5 being average. A newborn foal has a higher temperature than an adult horse (up to 102). Every horse owner should Read more…
Oak buds in the spring and green acorn hulls in the fall cause oak poisoning in horses. Oak toxins are highest in: Immature leaves. Members of the black and red oak species. Can you feed a horse leaves? Many horses Read more…
Many times acorns are ingested by accident, and in small amounts they are harmless, especially when combined with the normal roughage of hay and grass. There is anecdotal evidence that some horses develop a liking bordering on addiction for acorns Read more…
Milkweed. All parts are toxic, and can cause colic, muscle tremors, respiratory difficulty, irregular heartbeat, central nervous system irritation, and uncoordination. (Note: Horses don’t tend to eat this plant unless it is accidentally baled into hay.) What is the most Read more…
Because the tannins are associated with a bitter taste, horses do not usually consume these things unless there is a shortage of forage. Rarely, a horse will develop an unusual obsession for acorns. Are acorns OK for horses to eat? Read more…
The toxin is found within Sycamore (the European sycamore, Acer pseudoplatanus)seeds and to a lesser extent in their leaves and it is therefore assumed that the disease is caused by horses eating Sycamore seeds. Are sycamore leaves poisonous? The helicopter Read more…
Sixth, it is non-toxic, making it completely safe to both riders and horses. Seventh, it is extremely durable and will outlast almost any other surfacing. Rubber Mulch is an ideal equestrian ground covering for so many reasons. What shavings are Read more…
Yew is a popular evergreen shrub that will stay green throughout the year when most other plants go dormant making this an attractive landscaping shrub. However, yew is extremely toxic to horses. Consumption of as little as six ounces of Read more…