…(summer/winter) Horseshoes/nails Insect repellent (equine) Block or loose salt/minerals Manure rack Supplements/bran Water Water buckets/pails Water cans Horse-Health Aspirin (equine) Cold packs First-aid kit Bandages/wraps Prescription drugs/medications Horse-Camping Broom Corral…
…of water the horse is taking in while eating. Grass is 80+% water, while hay is about 10%. The authors also discussed a possible link between bad weather and colic,…
…apple mash 2 cups unsweetened applesauce 6 to 10 cups bran or ground oatmeal 2 cups Cheerios hot water Directions: In a bucket, mix together the water and bran or…
…less water. This keeps the concentration of salt in his body fluids at a normal level. That’s good. What’s not good is that this leaves the horse in a dehydrated…
…and overall health. The experience made me a freak about water consumption, to the point that when horse shopping I would ask owners if they knew how much water the…
…hand-wash: Add a splash of Vetrolin (or your favorite body wash) to a bucket of warm water; apply to one body section at a time using a dampened sponge; towel…
…in our box. Measure by weight, not volume. Hay cubes take the longest to soften, so use near-boiling water and allow about 45 minutes. Beet pulp or hay pellets will…
…leaves no after-taste. – Scrub algae and any type of buildup from water buckets/troughs and feed buckets. – Excellent choice to scour automatic waterers. – Absorb spills of hoof oil and other greasy…
…rags make tack cleaning more efficient. Use warm water. Warm water cuts through crud more quickly than cold. If you have only cold water at your stable, either take along…
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