For All Pet Lovers
Dr. Jonathan Roberts 
Approaching a horse you don’t know can be intimidating, but with the right approach, it can be a positive experience for both you and the horse. Here are some tips to help you safely and respectfully approach an unfamiliar horse.
A palomino horse is a breed that has a golden coat with a white mane and tail. They have a muscular build and are known for their calm temperament.
A dorsal stripe on a horse is a dark stripe that runs along the spine from the poll to the tail. It is a common marking in certain breeds, such as the Dun and Grullo. The stripe is caused by a genetic trait that affects the distribution of pigment in the hair. The stripe can vary in width and intensity, and may be accompanied by other markings, such as leg bars or shoulder stripes. It is not associated with any health or performance issues and is purely a cosmetic feature.
Horses may pee on their hay due to a variety of reasons, including urinary tract infections, stress, or a lack of access to water. However, this behavior can lead to health issues and should be addressed promptly.
Horses are social animals, but sometimes their interactions can become aggressive. Biting is a common behavior, but it can lead to injuries and disrupted herd dynamics. Here are some strategies to discourage biting and promote peaceful coexistence among horses.
If you’re a horse owner, building a hitching post is a great way to provide a safe and secure place for your horse to rest while you’re out and about. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to build your own hitching post.
Changing a horse’s name is a common practice in the equine world, but it is often met with superstition. Many believe that changing a horse’s name can bring bad luck, but is there any truth to this belief? In this article, we will explore the origins of this superstition and whether there is any scientific evidence to support it.
Hay belly is a condition that occurs in horses when they consume too much hay or other forage. It is characterized by a distended or bloated appearance in the horse’s abdomen, often accompanied by discomfort and colic-like symptoms. While hay belly is not typically a serious condition, it can be uncomfortable for the horse and may indicate underlying digestive issues. In this article, we will explore the causes of hay belly and provide tips for treating and preventing it in your horse.
When a horse loses a herd mate or companion animal, it can be a challenging time for both the horse and their caretaker. Grief can manifest in many ways, and it is essential to understand the signs and provide the necessary support. Here are some tips on how to help a grieving horse.
Horse manure is a valuable resource for gardeners. It’s rich in nutrients, and its texture makes it ideal for fertilizing soil. But what do you do with horse poop?
Picasso the horse, famous for his unique appearance, passed away in 2019. Despite his death, his legacy lives on through the many photographs and videos of him that continue to circulate online.
A horse can travel up to 600 miles in a month, depending on its breed, age, and condition. Factors such as terrain, weather, and rider experience can also affect the distance a horse can cover in a month. It’s important to properly train and care for your horse to ensure they can safely and comfortably travel long distances.