The warm days are here, bringing with them insects, bites, and possibly even uncontrollable itching for your horse. Indeed, some tiny creatures can cause typical skin and health problems in horses during this season.
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Haarlem oil horse is a natural oil used for centuries for its potential health benefits in both humans and animals. It offers a range of potential benefits for your horse's…
Cleaning routines for horses, also known as grooming, are essential for maintaining their health, appearance, and overall well-being. Here's a typical grooming routine for horses:
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As the chill of winter sets in, horses, with their majestic stature and natural resilience, adapt to the seasonal changes to thrive in colder conditions. Understanding how these magnificent creatures endure the winter months provides insights into their survival strategies.
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Due to their herbivorous diet and distinct digestive system, which differs greatly from our own, horses have highly specialized dietary requirements.
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A horse's vital signs should be taken, examined, and documented while assessing its health. Evaluation should take place when the horse is well in order to set baseline values and track general health, as well as when the horse is ill in order to identify any deviations from the norm.
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The fastest recorded speed for a racehorse, according to the Guinness Book of World Records, was attained by Winning Brew in 2008, who reached 43.97 mph (70.76 km/h). That is swift. It moves pretty quickly.
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In the last century, horses' function on farms has seen tremendous change. Horses were the primary form of power on American farms prior to the First World War.
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One of the oldest sports still practiced today is horse racing. It is feasible to create a top-notch racehorse, but it takes more than simply strong genes to produce a true champion.
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Within 30 minutes, the foal will often stand after several unsuccessful efforts. The foal will make an effort to nurse as soon as it is stable on its feet, which is usually within an hour of birth.…
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