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Category: Mental and Physical Health

Aug 29
What Causes White Line Disease in Horses?

White Line Disease is sneaky. One day, your horse seems fine, and the next, there’s trouble brewing in their hooves.  It starts small—barely noticeable—but left unchecked, it can cripple even the toughest steeds. This condition creeps into the hoof wall, breaking it down from the inside.  Muddy pastures, poor hoof care, and hidden injuries all […]

Aug 29
Fecal Water Syndrome in Horses

Horses keep us on our toes, but Fecal Water Syndrome is one mess that nobody signed up for. You’ve got a healthy horse with good appetite and energy, yet there’s that constant, watery mess staining its legs and tail.  It’s annoying, confusing, and let’s be honest, a bit gross. What’s causing it? Is it the […]

Aug 28
What is Ringbone in Horses?

Ringbone is a word that sounds more like jewelry than a painful joint condition in horses. But don’t be fooled; this sneaky issue can turn a healthy horse into a limping shadow of its former self.  Found in the lower leg, the ringbone creeps up silently, often going unnoticed until your horse starts showing signs […]

Aug 26
Why Do Horses Have Manes?

Horses have manes for reasons that go beyond their striking appearance. That thick, flowing hair is a natural defense mechanism. It offers protection against harsh weather, annoying insects, and even other animals. But that’s not all—a horse’s mane also plays a role in their social interactions and communication.  So, if you’ve ever wondered why those […]

Jul 25
How Often Do Horses Need Their Teeth Floated?

A horse’s teeth never stop growing. Over time, uneven wear can create sharp edges that cause discomfort or even pain. This is where floating comes in. Regular dental care keeps your horse comfortable, healthy, and able to chew properly. But how often should this be done? The answer isn’t the same for every horse. Factors […]

Jul 23
What Are Wolf Teeth in Horses

Horse teeth are fascinating, but wolf teeth often go unnoticed until they cause trouble. These small, seemingly insignificant teeth can create big challenges for horses. So, what are they, and why do they matter? Let’s explore the world of wolf teeth. We’ll explain what they are, why some horses have them, and what to do […]

Jul 22
Do Horses Sweat?

Have you ever wondered if horses sweat? Spoiler alert: they do. But it’s not just any sweat.  Horse sweat is a fascinating mix of biology and equine magic. It cools them down, moistens their skin, and even helps them show off during a hard ride.  In this blog, we’ll dive into the hows and whys […]

Jul 19
Horse Leg Anatomy

A horse’s legs are a masterpiece of design. They carry incredible strength and delicate precision. Every bone, joint, and tendon plays a role in their power and agility. Understanding the anatomy of these legs can help you care for them better. From the sturdy cannon bone to the sensitive fetlock, each part is unique. Whether […]

Jul 18
How Often Do You Deworm a Horse?

Deworming your horse is more than just a chore; it’s a must for their health. But how often should you do it?  Once a month? Every season? It can be confusing. Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered.  This blog will tell you all you need to know about deworming schedules. It is short, sweet, and […]

Jul 17
How Do Horses Show Affection?

Horses have unique and gentle ways of showing affection. They don’t wag their tails or purr, but their gestures are just as touching. From soft whinnies to tender nudges, horses express love in ways that are all their own. Ever seen a horse nuzzle your hand or rest its head against you? That’s their way […]