Tear Shedding in Horses – A Look at Why Horses “Cry”
Does your horse have tears in his eyes? What does that mean? Is your horse crying or sad? Horses don’t cry due to sadness but they do shed tears for other reasons.
Does your horse have tears in his eyes? What does that mean? Is your horse crying or sad? Horses don’t cry due to sadness but they do shed tears for other reasons.
If you catch your horse grazing on dirt or other debris in his paddock, you might be alarmed. These are 9 logical reasons why your horse is eating dirt as well as ideas to stop it.
Sleep is by far one of the most important necessities in our horse’s lives. How horses sleep can affect their health and temperament.
If you’ve ever attended a horse show or racetrack, you might have seen a foamy substance around the horses’ mouths or flying from their bodies. But what is it? Is this “foam” normal, or is it a sign that the horse is in pain?
If you’ve ever seen a horse at your barn that cribs, you know what a problematic habit it can be. Here is a comprehensive guide to cribbing – what it is, what to watch out for, and how to stop it.
As horses grow into their senior years, they often have a hard time maintaining their weight. There are a couple of different health issues that can contribute to weight loss in older horses.