Horse Care

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If you own a horse, or are around them, it is important for you to know basic horse care, such as grooming, washing, feeding, mucking out, seasonal care, health care and many others. This section of Learn About Horses will help you with all these things.

Grooming - It is very important that a horse gets groomed at least twice per day. If you do not groom your horse, its coat will get full of dirty, dust, mud and grass stains. >>> Read more . . .

Washing - Even though grooming is very important for the health of your horse, washing is just as necessary. Some horses enjoy being bathed, but others find it a bit stressful. >>> Read more . . .

Feeding - Because horses have small stomachs, but large intestines, they tend to be rather hard to feed. This page will give you all you need to know about the basics of feeding your horse. >>> Read more . . .

Mucking Out – Making sure that your horse’s stable and paddocks are clean is essential for the health of your equine. If you do not clean your horse’s stall and paddock, they could pick up many nasty diseases. >>> Read more . . .

Seasonal Care - With each different season comes different duties for you concerning the health and comfort of your horse. Here are some tips and pointers. >>> Read more . . .

Health Care - One of the most important things to know if you are going to be around horses is how to tell a sick or unhealthy horse from a healthy one. On this page you will find the basics. >>> Read more . . .

Horse First Aid - Everyone says, “Oh, that will never happen to me!” and when they do have some for of accident that injures their horse, they wish they had known horse first aid. >>> Read more . . .

Horse Illnesses - Even if your horse lives in the top-rated stables and is cared for by the most experienced professionals, he or she will suffer from some form of horse illnesses at least once in their life. >>> Read more . . .

Caring for a Sick Horse - It is very important that you know how to care for a horse that is sick or recovering from some form of injury. Here are a few tips and pointers. >>> Read more . . .



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