Blogs1 - 10 of 296 recent posts for tag:"Horse Care"
05
Jan
2012
Slow hay feeders for your pasture

37 days ago by Liz Goldsmith

I hate hay waste. It’s like throwing dollar bills onto the pasture and watching your horse crush them into the ground. Of course, there’s a lot about owning a horse that reminds me of that! But hay waste is even worse because it also creates work. It’s bad enough that the paddocks need to be … Keep ...

Pet Ownership: Buying a Horse

37 days ago by Jasmine

Horses are strong animals who have beautiful coats. Used for everything from war to work, horses have been loyal companions to the human race over the years. Are you considering buying a horse? Here are some particulars on going about the process. They are great to watch in action. If you’ve never b ...

04
Jan
2012
Healthy Treats For Horses

37 days ago by Cynthia Foley

Natural horse treats are as good for your horse as they are for you. | Photo courtesy of Horse Journal Ever wonder if horses can eat some of the snacks you enjoy as horse treats? Well, they can. At least the healthy ones. Read on for some suggestions from the editors at Horse Journal. You may find i ...

Second Bananas Deserve Love Too

37 days ago by jeanmcbride

Amigo earned his name largely because of his friendship with Bud. They’re pals of the first order. It’s rare to see one without the other close by. Now some of you may think that Amigo is simply an opportunist, hanging out with Bud only to get in on the daily snack regimen that I’ve established. And ...

03
Jan
2012
Give Your Horse the Gift of Massage—He’ll Love You for it

39 days ago by Amy Herdy

We all know the routine: Brush your horse. Pick out his hooves. Comb out his mane and tail, and when everything’s done, maybe spend a few moments giving him a good scratch that causes him to lean your way in bliss. Why not go a step further, and treat your horse to a therapeutic horse massage that c ...

02
Jan
2012
He Invented a Horse Massage Method

40 days ago by Amy Herdy

Jim Masterson applying his Masterson Method. | Photo courtesy of Jim Masterson Have you ever looked at all the horse stuff we have available today, shook your head and wondered, “Who was the clever person who thought of creating this?” I certainly don’t have an inventive brain, so I’m always in awe ...

To Treat A Horse With Colic

40 days ago by admin

Horses with colic can be helped with herbs but this is unquestionably a significant condition that can kill so take care you ring the vet instantly if you think colic in your pony. Peppermint- Mentha x piperita can be used as a preventive and a superb digestive aid. There are several common types of ...

01
Jan
2012
The Top Horse Care Tips For Everyone

40 days ago by ama

Caring for pets require some effort but horse care is even on a different level; it really is a real big task. Horses demand a good deal of care as well as attention. You should focus on spending a large percentage of your time and effort dealing with your horse. Nonetheless, becoming a first time o ...

30
Dec
2011
Julie Goodnight on Riding Horses in Really Cold Weather

43 days ago by Amy Herdy

Now that you’re all inspired to go trail riding to practice what you’ve learned in Julie Goodnight‘s new book, Goodnight’s Guide to Great Trail Riding, you best check the thermometer first. As Julie Goodnight wrote recently on her blog, think twice before you ride in very cold weather: It was 6 belo ...

28
Dec
2011
It’s Time To Pull Your Horse’s Shoes

44 days ago by Cynthia Foley

Consider whether you can remove horse shoes during colder months. | Photo courtesy of Horse Journal Do you think your horse always has to be shod? Well, OK, a few might. But the majority of horses will benefit from a rest period without shoes. Horse Journal’s editors explain why it’s a good thing to ...

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