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- The Horse Forum
A forum community dedicated to horse owners and enthusiasts Come join the discussion about breeding, grooming, reviews, health, behavior, housing, adopting, care, classifieds, and more!
- Navicular - The Horse Forum
My horse has recently been diagnosed with navicular in the Bursa He has adhesions in the region indicating it’s been going on for a little while now It took us an about 4 months to figure out what it was Originally we suspected soft tissue injury but after getting MRI he was diagnosed with
- Equine Chiropractic Adjustment--The Poll - The Horse Forum
In an earlier post I described the most widely used chiropractic adjustment to move the horse's atlas (first neck bone, which is sometimes referred to as the poll) Today I will go over another technique for the atlas plus the evaluation that answers the question: How Do You Know Which Side To
- Senior weight gain - The Horse Forum
Why Horse Owners Shouldn’t be Afraid of Molasses – Excel Equine Horse Feeds (excelequinefeeds com) Some of what is written applies for you and it's a good information resource and gives you a pointer of what to look for, ask the specific manufacturer about Seems not all molasses is molasses that needs feared 🐴
- Mounting - The Horse Forum
Once the horse is standing still and we have the reins in hand, From the ground or a mounting block, we place our foot in the stirrup It is wise to slightly face the back of the horse so if the horse steps forward we can more easily stay with them
- Warbles on Horses - The Horse Forum
When they reach a likely spot-usually the horse's back-they form anthill shaped lumps on the skin surface Each larva's apartment has a tiny breathing hole that oozes pink fluid Getting rid of warbles is tricky, since crushing one in the skin can set off a possibly fatal allergic reaction
- Horse Breeds, Registrations and Brands - The Horse Forum
Questions and discussions about horse breeds and their traits Ask general questions and advice on Registrations and registering horses Ask for information on brands Please use sub forum designated for a specific breed where available
- Buddy Sour - The Horse Forum
Insecurity stress is the biggest factor For example, if you move barns, and Horse A takes care of your horse (shows them around the pasture, befriends them, etc ), then your horse might be more inclined to become buddy sour because Horse A was there when your horse "needed" them in a stressful time (moving)
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