Contents
- 1 About
- 2 Articles
- 2.1 Quarter Cracks in Horses: Causes and Treatment Approaches
- 2.2 Sacroiliac Joint Pain in Horses
- 2.3 The Trouble With Twins
- 2.4 Safe and Smart Horse Camping
- 2.5 What Does it Mean When a Horse’s Hock Is ‘Fused’?
- 2.6 Horse Colic Surgery: Making Hard Decisions
- 2.7 Helping Old Horses Gain Weight Before Winter
- 2.8 Expert: Equine TMJ Changes Common, but Clinical Signs Rare
- 2.9 Sun Protection for Horses
- 2.10 Slobbers in Horses
- 2.11 Should I Feed My Horse Garlic to Repel Insects?
- 2.12 Bringing Home a New Horse
- 2.13 From Sterilization to Stitches: Handling Horse Wounds
- 2.14 Long-term Clenbuterol Use in Horses Studied
- 2.15 Why Do Horses Nicker?
- 2.16 Mother’s Milk: Understanding Mare Lactation
- 2.17 Valerian for Calming Horses: What We Know
- 2.18 Can Shoeing Improve How Show Horses Move?
- 2.19 Inside Information: 10 Signs of Internal Illness in Horses
- 2.20 Your Guide to an Outrageously Shiny Equine Coat
- 2.21 How the Horse’s Hoof Functions
- 2.22 Providing Horses Relief During Allergy Season
- 2.23 Facts About Sarcoids in Horses
- 2.24 Groundwork With Our Horses: Why We Do It
- 2.25 Selecting a Horse Boarding Barn
- 2.26 Build Your Own Permanent Mounting Block
- 2.27 Choosing Forages for Horse Pastures
- 2.28 7 Horse Conformation Flaws: Piecing Together What We Know
- 2.29 Horse Blanketing FAQs
- 2.30 Sesamoid Injuries in Horses: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention
- 2.31 How to Introduce and Use a Grazing Muzzle for Horses
- 2.32 How to Predict Foaling
- 2.33 Horses Sans Shoes: The Facts on Bare Feet
- 2.34 Horse Slow Feeder Safety
- 2.35 Study Shows Devil’s Claw Safe for Horses
- 2.36 8 Steps for Breeding Your Mare
- 2.37 Don’t Overlook These Horse Boarding Barn Red Flags
- 2.38 The Horse-Human Relationship: From Prehistory to Today
- 2.39 My Horse is Too Fat. What Should I Do?
- 2.40 The Latest on Strangles in Horses
- 2.41 Caslick’s in Mares: Why and How
- 2.42 Got Healthy Hooves? Here’s How to Keep Them That Way
- 2.43 What is Seal Brown Horse? Breeds, Facts, and Color
- 2.44 Is Horse Meat Halal?
- 2.45 How Much Does a Racehorse Cost?
- 2.46 How Many Teeth Does A Horse Have?
- 2.47 Why is a Donkey Called a Jackass?
- 2.48 Are Horse Legs Fingers? Myth or Reality?
- 2.49 Can Donkeys Laugh? 3 Common Reasons to Know
- 2.50 Grulla Horse – Fun Facts & Breed Profile
- 2.51 How Much Does a Round Hay Bale Weigh?
- 2.52 What is a Flake of Hay: How Many Flakes of Hay in a Bale?
- 2.53 Why Do Donkeys Bray? 3 Ways to Stop
- 2.54 7 Facts About Flea Bitten Grey Horse
- 2.55 How Much Does a Mule Cost?
- 2.56 White Friesian Horse Characteristics and Facts
- 2.57 Can Horses Eat Candy Canes?
- 2.58 Can Horses Eat Plums?
- 2.59 Can Horses Eat Marshmallows?
- 2.60 What Do Donkeys Eat?
- 2.61 Horse Branding – The Complete Guide
- 2.62 Can You Ride a Horse on the Road
- 2.63 Do Horses Eat Sugar Cubes
- 2.64 Can Horses Eat Cucumbers? Health Benefits & Precautions
- 2.65 How Much Does A Donkey Weigh?
- 2.66 The Scoop on Horse Colic and Poop: 5 FAQ’s Answered
- 2.67 Do Donkeys Keep Coyotes Away?
- 2.68 Appendix Quarter Horses: 9 Facts You May Not Realize Are True
- 2.69 Roan Horses – Colors, Genetics & Breeds
- 2.70 Donkey vs. Mule vs. Hinny: A Look at the Differences
- 2.71 How Long Do Donkeys Live
- 2.72 How Much Weight Can A Pony Carry?
- 2.73 Considerations for Riding Miniature Horses
- 2.74 Can Donkeys Reproduce?
- 2.75 Types of Spurs and Their Uses
- 2.76 Palomino Horse – Breeds, Colors, and Genetics
- 2.77 Finding The Right Size Horse for Your Height and Weight
- 2.78 Percheron Vs. Clydesdale
- 2.79 The Truth About Horses and Glue – Facts & History
- 2.80 Horses Can Eat Meat – and They Do In Limited Situations
- 2.81 Types of Horse Eye and Face Covers and Why They Are Needed
- 2.82 Strawberry Roan Horse
- 2.83 The Long & Short of Equine Coats
- 2.84 Study confirms cresty necks can predict laminitis
- 2.85 Is It a Windpuff?
- 2.86 Ration balancers explained
- 2.87 How to stop stall weaving in horses
- 2.88 Introducing a New Horse to the Herd
- 2.89 What to do when your horse ties up
- 2.90 Vitamin E: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt Your Horse
- 2.91 How to Bathe a Horse Like a Pro
- 2.92 Why Using Fly Traps Incorrectly Could Turn Your Fly Problem Into a Fly Nightmare
- 2.93 Decoding the discharge from your horse’s eyes
- 2.94 Are ear plaques better left alone?
- 2.95 7 ways to help your horse learn
- 2.96 The fix for crusty udders
- 2.97 Planning your horse’s retirement
- 2.98 The yawning horse: Is a yawn a possible equine welfare indicator
- 2.99 Understanding equine perspiration
- 2.100 Understand Normal Mare and Foal Behavior
- 2.101 Caliente Casino Durante Línea: Diversión Bad Thing Límites Desde Tu Hogar”
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Quarter Cracks in Horses: Causes and Treatment Approaches
Quarter cracks in horses' hooves can ruin their riding plans. They can take many months to fix, even with the expertise of a veterinarian and hoof care professional. In the worst…
Sacroiliac Joint Pain in Horses
Sacroiliac Disease can affect any horse and cause subtly reduced performance Your horse is bounding along his paddock, turning out after turnout. You giggle, thinking about how your horse looks like…
The Trouble With Twins
Mother Nature doesn't favor the birth of equine-to-equine twins. A significant percentage of twin embryos die within six weeks. According to the University of California Davis Center for Equine Health, approximately…
Safe and Smart Horse Camping
Tips to help you prepare for your horse camping trip Camping with horses is a great way to relax and enjoy the outdoors. The solitude, the open air, and the beautiful…
What Does it Mean When a Horse’s Hock Is ‘Fused’?
What does "fuse" mean to horse's hocks? A. To understand lameness in the hock we need to first understand the basic anatomy of the joint (or better, the joints). Horse's…
Horse Colic Surgery: Making Hard Decisions
It is possible to save your horse's life by knowing what to do and how to pay for colic surgery. Your heart poundes as you try and soothe your 21-year-old…
Helping Old Horses Gain Weight Before Winter
In the last few weeks, my 22-year-old mare has lost some weight. His ribs are visible and his spine is more prominent. I haven’t made any changes to his routine or diet.…
Expert: Equine TMJ Changes Common, but Clinical Signs Rare
Changes in the tempromandibular joints (TMJ), could lead to pain, poor performance, and behavior problems in horses. Or not. The small joint on the jaw is responsible for mammals opening…
Sun Protection for Horses
My Paint mare, who has pink skin, gets sunburnt in the summer. She develops wrinkles on her neck and shoulders that look like an elephant. She can become hot and sensitive…
Slobbers in Horses
Horse owners who have never seen excessive salivation in their horses may be concerned. However, "slobbers," as they are often called, pose very little danger to their horses. Horses that ingest…
Should I Feed My Horse Garlic to Repel Insects?
I'm always on the lookout for natural ways to repel flies from my barn. I heard that feeding garlic to horses can prevent them from biting. Is this possible? Can you…
Bringing Home a New Horse
It can be stressful to bring home a horse you have just purchased. Your new horse will feel the stress twice as much as you. He's the one who has been removed…
From Sterilization to Stitches: Handling Horse Wounds
What do you do if you find a wound Wounds can be tricky. A small, innocuous knick on the knee could be a serious puncture. While a large area of missing…
Long-term Clenbuterol Use in Horses Studied
Although the drug initially decreased airway sensitivity in the beginning, it seems to have a reduced effectiveness over time. Researchers have not conclusively determined whether supplementing horses with DMG offers…
Why Do Horses Nicker?
Horses communicate with each other through vocalizations. Horses rely more heavily on visual cues and other cues to communicate with each other than vocalizations. Without other visual cues or olfactory cues, vocalizations…
Mother’s Milk: Understanding Mare Lactation
Many people believe that lactation in the mares is less important than that of the cows that produce milk directly for human consumption. The importance of lactation in mares must not…
Valerian for Calming Horses: What We Know
How Valerian Works is conceived Valerian may interact with gamma-amino-butyric acid, which is a chemical messenger that regulates nerve impulses in brain. Research has shown that low GABA levels can result…
Can Shoeing Improve How Show Horses Move?
How a horse is shod can affect how he moves in show ring. A.Shoeing can make a horse move better in the show ring in many different ways. To understand the…
Inside Information: 10 Signs of Internal Illness in Horses
About an hour before sunset, I went out to check on my horses. Solstice was sitting in his paddock eating hay, smiling contentedly, and swimming his tail. He perked his ears when…
Your Guide to an Outrageously Shiny Equine Coat
Get a Grooming Program to help you achieve a gleam Ringo, Dianne Welde’s gelding looks almost like he’s about to enter the show ring. His face is blazed and his four…
How the Horse’s Hoof Functions
The anatomy of the hoof and its mechanisms of action impart unique abilities to the horse Tough and resistant yet malleable and elastic; hard like rock yet full of life…
Providing Horses Relief During Allergy Season
What allergies are and how they can affect horses' bodies Any horse can experience allergic reactions at any time. A mild case of transient itching is a sign of an allergic…
Facts About Sarcoids in Horses
Sarcoidos are the most common form of skin cancer in horses. They affect around 2% of the world's population. They don't spread (spread to distant places), but they can cause welfare problems,…
Groundwork With Our Horses: Why We Do It
Smart groundwork and safe training can build the foundation for a well-behaved, confident horse Groundwork is not my thing. Although I grew up with horses, I have always loved riding them…
Selecting a Horse Boarding Barn
It can be difficult to choose where to board your horse. This will depend on your riding interests, financial resources, and other preferences. There are many options for boarding operations. You…
Build Your Own Permanent Mounting Block
When I tore my right ACL ligament and other crucial ligaments that stabilize my knee joint, I discovered the joys associated with a "real" mounting blocks. My wait for a horse after the…
Choosing Forages for Horse Pastures
Horses can benefit from healthy pastures rich in nutritive grasses. Some horses can even eat only high-quality pasture. Planting the right forage types is key to creating good pasture. Amanda Grev, MSc,…
7 Horse Conformation Flaws: Piecing Together What We Know
Good conformation is essential for good performance. Horses with good conformation and a well-built horse are more likely to be top performers in their sport. They are also more expensive or have…
Horse Blanketing FAQs
It's simple. Put on your blanket when your horse is cold. If he isn't cold, remove the blanket. How do you know if he is cold? What kind of blanket should he use…
Sesamoid Injuries in Horses: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention
Sesamoid injuries can be devastating and difficult to fix in horses. Here's how to avoid it The two tiny bones that sit at the back of the horse's fetlock are…
How to Introduce and Use a Grazing Muzzle for Horses
My horse is easy to keep and tends to be heavy. I worry about him becoming overweight. He is stalled overnight, and he receives grass hay with a low-starch balancer. He's out…
How to Predict Foaling
Find out the signs and prognostic instruments that can help you predict your parturition Your mare was born June 1, last year. Equine gestation takes approximately 340 days (roughly eleven months),…
Horses Sans Shoes: The Facts on Bare Feet
What do researchers know about the biomechanics and physiology of the barefoot hoof It appears to be an all-weather, ultra-resistant block with a shiny, marble-like surface. This can fool us…
Horse Slow Feeder Safety
How to use slow feeders and slow haynets without putting your horse's legs, feet, or teeth at risk Slow feeders are best for horses. Horses in the wild can graze for…
Study Shows Devil’s Claw Safe for Horses
Devil's claw extracts have been used to treat chronic pain and inflammation in horses due to the increasing popularity of alternative therapies. It has been hard to find the right doses…
8 Steps for Breeding Your Mare
Use a structured approach to managing your broodmare for the best chances of a successful pregnancy Sperm, meet ovum. If breeding horses was as easy as that, there wouldn't be an…
Don’t Overlook These Horse Boarding Barn Red Flags
It is a serious decision to choose a horse boarding facility. It is a serious business to choose a horse boarding barn. You have worked hard to provide for your beloved…
The Horse-Human Relationship: From Prehistory to Today
Nearly 4 million years ago, equids were living alongside humans and they traveled the same routes in ancient Tanzanian territories. Experts believe that this coexistence was the beginning of a long,…
My Horse is Too Fat. What Should I Do?
We are becoming more aware of the detrimental effects that obesity and emaciation can have on horse health. It is important that we keep our horses in a healthy condition. How…
The Latest on Strangles in Horses
Improved management, vaccines and tests might help stop the spread of this deadly disease Strangles. This name brings to mind images of horses suffering from strangles. This is exactly what is happening…
Caslick’s in Mares: Why and How
A Caslick's is also known as Vulvoplasty and it is a common procedure that veterinarians perform on mares. Kentucky practitioner E.A. E.A. is a Kentucky practitioner. Caslick observed that mares with air buildup…
Got Healthy Hooves? Here’s How to Keep Them That Way
My horse is barefoot. He is sound. I think his feet look great. How can I keep them looking this good? What are the best products or ways to manage them? What if he ever…
What is Seal Brown Horse? Breeds, Facts, and Color
Have you ever been confused by brown horses? Brown is a common color, and there are many shades. We will be talking about "Seal Brown", a stunningly beautiful color for the coat.…
Is Horse Meat Halal?
Each religion allows or prohibits certain things. Although we are taught what is allowed and prohibited from birth, some things need to be clarified at some point. We will be discussing…
How Much Does a Racehorse Cost?
Hello, there! My youngest son was curious about Santa's visit on other days than Christmas. I didn't mean to hurt his feelings, but I wasn't going to lie. So I politely replied,…
How Many Teeth Does A Horse Have?
Horse owners are eager to learn more about their horse's dental anatomy. You've probably heard the expression "Never look at a gift horse in their mouth", but you need to look…
Why is a Donkey Called a Jackass?
Are you aware that a Jackass is a term used to refer to a donkey? You have been rightly warned. You can call Jackasses donkeys, but not all Jackasses donkeys. Jackass and…
Are Horse Legs Fingers? Myth or Reality?
Recently, I was part of the "Do horses have fingers?" debate. It shocked me deeply how complicated the horse structure is. Although I'm honest with you, I have never heard such…
Can Donkeys Laugh? 3 Common Reasons to Know
My guard donkey, who was guarding the farm animals, scared off a wild dog last night. As the wild dog was about to leave, I saw my donkey making a loud…
Grulla Horse – Fun Facts & Breed Profile
Grulla is a Spanish word that means "crane" and many people simply refer to it as Grulla. The name of the Grulla is often based on its origin. For example, the…
How Much Does a Round Hay Bale Weigh?
If pastures are not sufficient to allow livestock to graze, hay and grains are the only options. Many buyers, ranchers, and farmers struggle to determine the weight of a round bale…
What is a Flake of Hay: How Many Flakes of Hay in a Bale?
So I decided to purchase a horse and have spent the last few days researching this magnificent creature. I have learned so much about horses, including their diet, lifestyle, and living…
Why Do Donkeys Bray? 3 Ways to Stop
Donkey's bray can be described as an unusual sound that is produced by air intake or outflow. Although this vocalization is unique, it has little variation. However, donkey braying is a…
7 Facts About Flea Bitten Grey Horse
As I was looking for a new breed of horse to add to my barn, I spent the last few days searching the Internet and asking my friends for information. When…
How Much Does a Mule Cost?
Here's a quick answer: How much does it cost to buy a Mule? Mules are a cross between a male donkey mare and a female horse. They offer the best of…
White Friesian Horse Characteristics and Facts
Do you love horses? Are you known for keeping rare horse breeds? You might not have thought about owning a White Friesian Horse. Although they can be expensive and difficult to find, these…
Can Horses Eat Candy Canes?
Horses love sweet treats. Are candy canes safe for horses, especially with all the holiday festivities? Can Horses eat Candy Canes? Although most horses can eat candy canes safely, there are…
Can Horses Eat Plums?
Although it is obvious that horses love treats, it can be difficult to find healthy ones your horse actually enjoys. Horse treats that are grown naturally and not manufactured are…
Can Horses Eat Marshmallows?
Horse owners or those who have known horses for a while will know that they love treats. Horses love sugar cubes, bananas, and apples. But marshmallows are a viable option.…
What Do Donkeys Eat?
Although donkeys are considered low-maintenance farm animals, many donkey owners find they have to modify their feeding schedule. Many farmers discover that donkeys are not able to eat the same foods…
Horse Branding – The Complete Guide
Horse branding allows horse owners the ability to identify their horses and prove ownership. Horse branding refers to the use of an iron tool to mark a horse permanently with…
Can You Ride a Horse on the Road
You may need to ride your horse on roads if you don't have access to trails or maintained arenas. It's legal in most areas to ride your horse off-property down…
Do Horses Eat Sugar Cubes
Horse owners consider their horses pets and not livestock. Horse owners spend hours caring for their horses, and they often reward them with treats. Horses love sugar cubes, but are they really…
Can Horses Eat Cucumbers? Health Benefits & Precautions
Cucumbers make a great treat for your horse. Cucumbers are a low-calorie, unique vegetable that horses love to eat. They can be given to horses in many different ways making them a…
How Much Does A Donkey Weigh?
Donkeys are great additions to any farm because they make excellent pets and can be great guard animals for small livestock. However, they can vary in size and weight. Donkeys can…
The Scoop on Horse Colic and Poop: 5 FAQ’s Answered
Horsemen use poop (or lack thereof) to determine whether a horse is colicing. Horse poop may not be as conclusive as you think. Let's take a look at some frequently asked questions…
Do Donkeys Keep Coyotes Away?
Donkeys, which are affectionate animals, play an important role on farms and other properties in America. Although donkeys can sometimes be criticized for their stubborn streak and meanness, they form…
Appendix Quarter Horses: 9 Facts You May Not Realize Are True
Most people don't think about Quarter Horses when they think of them. The Quarter Horse should always be considered a Quarter Horse. This is true, but even purebred Quarter Horses are capable…
Roan Horses – Colors, Genetics & Breeds
Roan horses are stunning and highly sought after in the horse world. Their distinctive coloring appears as though they have been permanently dipped in powdered sugar or snow! This coloration is…
Donkey vs. Mule vs. Hinny: A Look at the Differences
The terms "mule" or "donkey" are frequently used interchangeably by most equine enthusiasts. Their breed names look and sound the same, and they are often used in metaphors and similes ("stubborn like…
How Long Do Donkeys Live
There are many factors that go into determining how long an animal will live, especially when it comes to animals as varied as the donkey. Below are some key differences between…
How Much Weight Can A Pony Carry?
Equestrians have been debating the safe weight of horses and ponies since the domestication. You might be wondering what weight your pony can carry. The average pony can carry 10-20% of their…
Considerations for Riding Miniature Horses
Miniature horses are adorable! Although you may know that these miniature horses are quite small, many people have wondered if it was okay to ride one. They are strong and come from…
Can Donkeys Reproduce?
It is not always clear whether donkeys can reproduce. Because of their similarities, donkeys are often lumped with horses and mules. People are often left asking if donkeys can have children. Donkeys…
Types of Spurs and Their Uses
Many people associate spurs with cowboys in the West, but did they know that they were an ancient tool for equestrian use? For thousands of years, riders have been using spur-like…
Palomino Horse – Breeds, Colors, and Genetics
Palomino horses are a sight to behold. A beautiful golden body contrasts with the snow-white tail and mane. Roy Rogers, who used a Palomino horse named Trigger for his movie series, made…
Finding The Right Size Horse for Your Height and Weight
You may be unsure what size horse to buy if you're new to horses. It doesn't matter if you're a child or an adult. Choosing the right horse size can be…
Percheron Vs. Clydesdale
Two breeds that are often associated with large, gorgeous draft horses are the Clydesdale or the Percheron. Although they share many physical characteristics due to their size, they are also very…
The Truth About Horses and Glue – Facts & History
As a child, I was taught that glue is made from horses. This belief didn't change once I had my first horse and began learning about horses. Everyone I called "cowboys" spoke…
Horses Can Eat Meat – and They Do In Limited Situations
What images do you have of a horse enjoying a meal? Horses are happy herbivores who live off a vegan diet. You may have also wondered, "Can horses eat meat?" Horses are…
Types of Horse Eye and Face Covers and Why They Are Needed
You might have wondered what the owner thought if he saw a horse in a blindfold frolicking in the field. You might have even seen horses racing with strange eye covers…
Strawberry Roan Horse
Strawberry roan horses are a beautiful, blush-colored horse that is sure to turn heads wherever they go. The horses' coats are a reddish brown color. They look like fresh snow…
The Long & Short of Equine Coats
Understanding how your horse's hair grows is key to bringing out his natural shine.Your horse's color is so important to his identity, that you often mention it first when talking…
Study confirms cresty necks can predict laminitis
A cresty neck can indicate a higher risk of metabolic syndrome in horses. Australian research confirms what many horse owners and veterinarians have suspected for years: Cresty necks are a…
Is It a Windpuff?
It may seem like a new injury but the swelling around your fetlock could actually be an old injury. Windpuffs are a form of soft swelling that is usually found…
Ration balancers explained
These handy products are great for horses who don't have enough grass or hay, but don't want to use conventional concentrates. It can be difficult to get the right nutrition…
How to stop stall weaving in horses
Reader asks for advice on how to help a horse that compulsively weaves in and out of his stall. Our expert has some suggestions. Q: I adopted an ex-racehorse who is…
Introducing a New Horse to the Herd
Here are some ways to lower the risk of introducing horses to established herds. It's likely that you'll never forget the sight of an unknown horse trying to get into…
What to do when your horse ties up
Call your veterinarian if your horse experiences severe cramping. Keep him still until your vet arrives. It is important to bring a horse back to health after a break. He…
Vitamin E: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt Your Horse
This important antioxidant is essential for horses that work. Its bioavailability, quality, and amount are all factors that make it a must. Vitamin E is a great option when shopping…
How to Bathe a Horse Like a Pro
It is common to have to bathe horses during equine events. Have fun! Let's face facts: Horses love to play in dirt, grass, and manure, especially right before big competitions. Although…
Why Using Fly Traps Incorrectly Could Turn Your Fly Problem Into a Fly Nightmare
Make sure you have the right solutions this season It is crucial to place the correct type of trap at the right spot. This is the most common mistake that customers…
Decoding the discharge from your horse’s eyes
To determine if your horse is at risk, take a closer look into the "gunk" in his eyes. Take a moment to look at the source of "gunk" in your…
Are ear plaques better left alone?
These wart-like growths can be removed but it is likely that they will cause more harm than good. You should not pick at or scrape small, white, crusty areas in…
7 ways to help your horse learn
These are the techniques experienced trainers use in order to motivate their horses to perform. I began riding as soon as I was able to walk. When I was 11 years…
The fix for crusty udders
Here's how to deal with mudders.The skin around the mare's mammary cells produces a sebaceous oil that protects the delicate teat skin. Question: My mare is a beautiful Paint/Thoroughbred cross…
Planning your horse’s retirement
These are five options that you can consider if your horse is too sick or old to continue with his current activities. Memphis, my Thoroughbred Thoroughbred mare, was taken out…
The yawning horse: Is a yawn a possible equine welfare indicator
Why do horses yawn so often? Researchers say there are many biological reasons horses yawn. However, a horse who yawns often could be showing suboptimal welfare behavior. Why do horses yawn…
Understanding equine perspiration
These are the three main mechanisms that horses use to keep cool. Horses are cooled by perspiration through evaporation. Water is transformed from a liquid into a gas and absorbs…
Understand Normal Mare and Foal Behavior
Understanding the normal behavior of mares and foals will allow you to identify and manage health issues before they become serious. Since your mare's pregnancy was confirmed almost 11 months…
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