Image via WikipediaKnowing what to give your stallions when it comes to hormones and drugs is very important. You are going to want to know several things before you get started dealing with your stallions and hormones or other drugs, so you should be talking to a vet or another horse expert to see ...

2 days ago · Horse Riding | Horseback ... · newbieknowledgenetwork.com by Webmann 1 reference

The old adage ‘you can take a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink’ is a very true saying. To maintain your horse in good health you must make sure that he drinks enough and this can be an issue in the warm summer months. If your horse is out at pasture you must [...]

4 days ago · Horse Facts and Equestrian ... · easyequestrian.com by Tane Moores 4 references

Quality of life is as big an issue for the animals we care for as it is for ourselves, it’s never easy on us when we have to watch the animals we love so much get old and infirm. Maintaining good horse health in an older animal can be difficult, it has to be [...]

4 days ago · Horse Facts and Equestrian ... · easyequestrian.com by Tane Moores 4 references

Image via WikipediaOne of the best parts about owning a horse is getting to ride it. Horses that are well trained and happy are great to ride, and for the most part horses enjoy being ridden as well. You are going to want to spend lots of time working with your horse to make sure that he understands ...

5 days ago · Horse Riding | Horseback ... · newbieknowledgenetwork.com by Webmann 1 reference

This week on Animal Talk Naturally repeat guests natural horse experts, Lisa Ross-Williams and Kenny Williams of Natural Horse Talk, join us once again. We'll talked with Lisa Kenny about their new Talking Horse Ranch program, Lisa's new book, their radio show, their animals and we also touched on t ...

8 days ago · Animal Talk Naturally ... · animaltalknaturally.com by admin 12 references

As I mentioned earlier, “Cash” is in our barn to test him out with our resident horses. Mikki works during the day so we decided to keep Cash in the barn until she got home so we could watch him together. I felt bad for him being cooped up in the barn all day so I put his halter on and took him for ...

11 days ago · Our First Horse · ourfirsthorse.com by Bill 5 references

Finding the right medication for horses is a tricky business, taking into consideration the possible side effects and for racehorses, making sure that the drugs taken would not affect the horse’s performance in the race. However, the challenge definitely does not end there. Getting the drugs into th ...

11 days ago · Just Horse Crazy Blog · justhorsecrazy.com/blog by admin 2 references

The mystery surrounding Phar Lap’s death in 1932 in Menlo Park, Calif., has finally been solved: scientists have confirmed that the horse died of arsenic poisoning. Researchers Dr. Ivan Kempson of the University of South Australia and Dermot Henry, manager of Natural Science Collections at Museum Vi ...

11 days ago · EQUINE Ink · equineink.wordpress.com by lizgoldsmith 2 references

Take a look at the picture below. We have one of those cool 110 gallon Rubbermaid water buckets and ours has an automatic filler with a float valve (like a toilet). The hose we’re using to keep this bucket full is looking compromised so I haven’t been leaving the water on all day in the heat. The pi ...

13 days ago · Our First Horse · ourfirsthorse.com by Bill 5 references

I'm down to two bales of hay but know where I can get some more -- if they don't sell out first. We've had some rain so surely somebody will be cutting soon. I'm happy to report that my two horses are in good shape. Lucy is, in fact, overweight. She looks like a big orange pumpkin. A shiny, cute, fa ...

14 days ago · smellshorsey · smellshorsey.com by Anne 22 references