The limbs play a major part in the movement of the horse, with the legs performing the functions of absorbing impact, bearing weight, and providing thrust. In general, the majority of the weight is borne by the front legs, while Read more…
For Normal Upkeep (for good horse husbandry): Use every second day after work, this can be adjusted according to the weather and if there is a drought, however under normal circumstances for a hoof in good condition 4 applications a Read more…
Hibiscrub (chlorhexidine) is a very good antibacterial wash that is ideal for cleaning wounds. Salty water is also a good substitute (a teaspoon of salt in half a pint of water) for cleaning wounds. If the wound is on the Read more…
Find The Horse Relief Mold Find the Casting Machine in the Foundry. Take the back left hallway (facing the Casting Machine). Behind the “dormant” Soldat, grab the Horse Relief Mold. Where is the horse Key Mold re8? Return to Duke Read more…
Back in the Foundry, place the Relief Mold in the Casting Machine to obtain a Relief of a Horse, which you can then place on the hole in the wall behind you. How do I get to the casting machine Read more…
CYDECTIN Pour-On is not recommended for use in species other than cattle. This product has been formulated specifically for topical use in cattle and should not be used in other animal species or by other routes of administration as adverse Read more…
Ivermectin Pour-On is available in an 84. Ivermectin for horses is one of the most effective methods for the treatment and prevention of parasites. Squirt it into their mouth, or, if you have one that won’t take wormer, you can Read more…
Origins and early history (before 1900) Horses and their riders have been jumping over natural obstacles together for a very long time (in fact, millennia), at first in the ordinary course of going places, and then, many centuries ago, for Read more…
As a result of the Enclosure Laws, fox hunting became much more competitive. To pursue foxes in the wild, hunters had to train horses to jump over fences or risk losing their prey. Over time, horse jumping itself became a Read more…
This invasive weed spells trouble for horses Wild parsnip, which is found throughout the United States, can cause phototoxic reactions in horses even if they don’t eat it. Are parsnips toxic to horses? Parsnips are low in sugar, which makes Read more…