Clinical signs of snakebite in horses can vary widely but generally include pain, swelling at the bite site, one or more puncture wounds, and sometimes sloughing of tissues near the bite site. Some bite wounds might not be readily apparent. Read more…
Are horses afraid of snakes? While it’s said that most horses are nervous of the strange movements snakes make, a lot of horses have shown to be more curious than afraid. It is true, however, that your horse may outrun Read more…
Bites on the horse’s face are the most difficult to treat due to the high blood supply, causing rapid absorption. Signs and Symptoms of a Snake Bite: Wobbly gait and weakness. Laboured breathing. Colic signs – sweating/pawing/rolling. Swollen muzzle. Dilated Read more…
Some horses might be curious of the snake, others would rather run. It depends on the horse, of course, but many horses are scared of snakes because they aren’t used to seeing them and they tend to come out of Read more…
A spook is usually a startled jump sideways, or a quick change of direction with the intention to flee. The horse may or may not want to keep their eyes on the object that frightens them. In the wild, this Read more…
Horses will raise their noses in the air and curl their upper lip towards the sky, revealing their upper teeth. The result is they look like they are having a good laugh. Actually, what they are doing is called a Read more…
Carefully sourced bacon, smoked over a bed of corn cobs for a stronger smokiness than hardwood; this traditional flavor is well loved throughout New Hampshire and Vermont. 16 ounces net weight. Can you smoke meat on a Cobb? Add Woodchips Read more…
“Corncob” pipes made from maize cobs are cheap and effective, even if some regard them as inelegant. The cobs are first dried for two years. Then they are hollowed out to make a bowl shape. The bowls are dipped in Read more…
An Arabian Pony is a recognised descendant of purebred animals (both Arabian and Pony). A Welsh Cob (which could be up to 15.2hh) is recognised as Pure Welsh in the Welsh Pony and Cob Society Studbook, and therefore by the Read more…
Living World Corn Cob Bedding is 100% natural , compostable and highly absorbent bedding material for small animals. The bedding is designed to soak up liquid from the bottom of your small pet’s cage or pen so the bedding surface Read more…