Behavior

Researchers set out to compare the effects of acepromazine, a common neuroleptic agent that produces marked sedation, with a Read more

Providing fresh, clean water to horses at all times remains a basic principle of horsemanship. Read more

When a typically ravenous horse leaves grain in his bucket or doesn’t seem interested in hay, it is cause Read more

Horses consume a wide array of odd food and nonfoods for various reasons, namely curiosity and boredom but occasionally dietary deficiencies Read more

Researchers suggest five guidelines to help decrease agonistic behavior among horses at feeding times. Read more

According to a team of British researchers, the more dominant a horse, the more likely it is to have Read more

Most horses love to eat; that’s normal. However, if your horse eats too much, or too fast, or too Read more

An article in Journal of Equine Veterinary Science presented information on production and environmental impacts of grazing that might be of interest to horse Read more

The five senses that we share with horses—sight, smell, hearing, taste, and touch—are used to explore and understand our Read more

Different management strategies have been employed to restrict the intake of fresh pasture by these horses. One of the Read more