four human steps. Since a human step is around three feet long, we can determine that four human steps cover roughly the same distance as one horse canter stride. How many steps is a trot stride? In trot, you’ll take Read more…
The working trot is a gait of two beats on diagonal pairs of legs driven by a lively impulsion. It is of moderate stride length and a frame with the poll as the highest point. For a lengthening in the Read more…
The Vitamin content found in Horse Milkis higher than it is in Cow’s Milk. The high levels of Minerals found in Horse Milk range between Calcium, Potassium, Magnesium and Iron to most important ones for human health. The calories found Read more…
It is not uncommon for dogs to eat horse feed and if only a small amount is eaten it shouldn’t be a problem. However, if your dog eats a large amount it can get sick, which again requires immediate veterinary Read more…
Pets such as dogs and cats also benefit from horse milk powder; it can provide a solution for skin and coat problems, allergies, gastrointestinal problems, and the maintenance of a healthy, shiny coat. What milk is best for dogs? Lactose-free Read more…
Sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) is a chemical compound that is fed to horses as an antacid. It temporarily buffers stomach acid to increase gastric pH. Can you give a horse sodium bicarbonate? Sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) has long been used in Read more…
savage: Noun and Verb (to savage)When a horse bites another horse or a person. What does Savage mean in slang? The first is savage, which has meant “brutal” or “aggressive” since the 1500s. Since at least the 1990s, savage has Read more…
It’s not unusual for horses in the summer months to lose weight. The heat combined with pesky biting insects can run a horse down very quickly. Especially susceptible to the stress of heat and bugs are senior horses and those Read more…
Located in a horse’s throatlatch area below the larynx, the thyroid’s job is to produce thyroid hormone, which is needed by every cell in the body and regulates everything from metabolic processes to organ function. It’s essentially what controls the Read more…
The most common causes include colic, when ischemia of a section of bowel allows the leakage of toxins and bacteria, or gut rupture may occur. Peritonitis has rarely been reported secondary to viral disorders such as influenza, EVA, EIA and Read more…