Horse care management There are many aspects to horse care management. Horses, ponies, mules, donkeys, and other domesticated equids require attention from humans for optimal health and long life. Living environment Worldwide, horses and other equids usually live outside with access to shelter for protection from the elements. In some cases, animals are kept in a barn or stable for ease of access by managers, or for protection from the…
Mud fever can occur suddenly and quickly become chronic. Therefore, it is important that the disease is detected and treated quickly. We’ll tell you how to recognize mallenders in horses, what works best for mallenders and how you can prevent this insidious skin disease. What is mud fever? mud fever (so-called dermatitis or fetlock eczema)…
Many horses will show signs of colic at some point in their lives. These include, for example, refusal to feed, flehmen, looking around at the stomach, restlessness, scratching, sweating, and rolling. When one or more of the above symptoms occurs, some owners often panic: What to do? who to call? With this information we want…
Honestly, who hasn’t asked themselves (at least once) what the point of horse walkers is? Whether it brings the horses anything at all or if they are satisfied with it? Is the horse walker a substitute for riding or going for a walk? Well, the answer is not simple, nor can it be answered yes…
The horse’s coat is exposed to considerable stress, so that it does not lose its shine or is damaged, a horse coat conditioner, among other things, helps.
It is useful to put together a first aid kit to keep in the yard. A basic first aid kit should contain the items most likely to be needed to treat an injury or ailment