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Category: Mental and Physical Health

Mar 07
How to Measure a Horse’s Height

Did you know that horses are measured not in feet or meters but in ‘hands’? Whether you’re a seasoned equestrian or a curious newbie, knowing how to measure a horse’s height accurately is essential. This article leverages years of equine expertise to simplify the process, ensuring precise and professional measurements. From identifying the correct tools […]

Mar 07
Treating Ulcers in Horses Naturally

Today we’re trotting down the path less traveled to explore the natural remedies for treating ulcers in horses. Picture this: your majestic friend, galloping freely without the shadow of discomfort.  Ulcers can be a real pain in the gut for our equine companions, but what if I told you that relief might just be a […]

Mar 06
How Long Can Horses Go Without Water?

Did you know horses can’t go without water for more than a few hours? With decades of equine care experience, we understand the critical nature of horse hydration. Many owners worry about their horses not drinking enough, especially during travel or extreme weather. This article offers a deep dive into understanding your horse’s hydration needs. […]

Mar 06
Equinophobia: Scared of Horses

Did you know that nearly 5% of adults experience equinophobia, a debilitating fear of horses? Despite these majestic animals being symbols of freedom, they can incite panic in many. As a lifelong equestrian, I’ve helped numerous individuals conquer this fear. In this article, I’ll delve into the roots of equinophobia and share practical strategies to […]

Feb 09
Do Horses Like to Be Ridden?

The strong relationship between humans and horses isn’t ending soon. They are reliable pets, wonderful companions, and a reliable means of transportation. Moreover, horses are exceptional entertainers.  In return, we provide them shelter, food, and general care – a beautiful relationship if you ask most horse owners. But is it? Does the relationship benefit horses […]

Feb 09
Horse Bonding Dos and Don’ts 

Horses form strong bonds with their trainers and owners (or guardians), whom they consider part of the herd. Why? Because they depend on the guardian for companionship and security.  Moreover, the guardian is technically the leader of the herd. Therefore, the horse will always try to please you. They’ll seek your attention and always wait […]

Feb 06
How Much Does a Horse Weigh?

Ever tried guessing a horse’s weight just by looking? It’s not as simple as it seems. As an equine expert, I know the surprises and challenges of estimating a horse’s heft. Many owners and enthusiasts are puzzled by this question, which can affect everything from feeding to veterinary care. In this article, we’ll uncover the […]

Oct 31
Is Your Heartbeat Syncing With Your Horse’s? What Science Says May Surprise You!

Ever noticed that indescribable connection between you and your horse? It’s almost as if your hearts are beating in unison during those serene trail rides or intense training sessions. Science is now starting to delve into this fascinating phenomenon. Does your heart rate affect your horse’s? And can your horse influence your own heartbeat? The […]

Oct 12
Boredom Busters for Horses: Toys and Activities

Did you know that a bored horse can develop vices like cribbing or pacing? As an experienced equestrian, I’ve seen firsthand how lack of stimulation can impact our equine friends. If you’re worried your horse might be bored or showing signs of frustration, you’re not alone. This blog is here to help. This post will […]

Oct 05
What Vaccines Do Horses Need?

Over 60% of equine illnesses are preventable with proper vaccinations. As an experienced equine health professional, I’ve seen the difference vaccines make firsthand. Many horse owners wrestle with questions about necessary vaccines. This article, “What vaccines do horses need?” sheds light on that. It breaks down essential vaccines every horse needs, guided by years of […]