A 6 lb meal of Equine Senior® Horse Feed supplies a full serving of Outlast® Supplement. What is the difference between Purina Equine Senior and Purina equine senior active? Because of this, Equine Senior is lower in calories and contains Read more…
Fence Height The industry standard for horse fencing height is 54˝(1.5m). How high is a 4 rail fence? Four rail fences are 4.5-5 feet tall. How tall is a 4 rail split rail fence? 60” tall2-rail – 36” tall. 3-rail Read more…
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Trojans work by masquerading as legitimate files, with the goal of tricking victims into clicking, opening, or installing them. Once this happens, the Trojan begins installing malware on your device, spying on you, or causing other types of harm. How Read more…
It’s also highly dusty, and when it’s wet (from urine or water) it becomes caustic and can cause serious burns on your horse’s skin. It can also cause eye damage, keeping in mind that eyes don’t grow back. What kind Read more…
The key to stop a horse from rushing is to change his balance without taking away his impulsion. Many riders, however, think the solution to slowing down a horse who rushes is to go to a stronger bit or start Read more…
Give each horse 30ml per day, preferably split over two feeds. This will provide each horse with about 67mg boron per day or 474mg per week. How much boron do you give a horse? Boron supplementation is known to increase Read more…
The recommended rule of thumb is to let horses graze for one week, or until the short grass species (Kentucky bluegrass and perennial ryegrass) are 2 to 3 inches high and the tall grass species are 3 to 4 inches Read more…
Use a damp [not dripping] towel, paper towel, or wash cloth. You can use witch hazel or warm water, but not alcohol—it can be irritating or drying. “You don’t ever want to spray water or anything else into a horse’s Read more…
Tumors, trauma, frostbite, insects, external parasite irritation, skin infections and many other conditions can all affect the tissues of the ear and result in swelling. How do you tell if your horse has an ear infection? Physical signs of an Read more…