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Each issue of EQUUS is packed with articles on the latest veterinary advances, physiology, behavior and other vital topics. EQUUS provides hands-on instruction and helpful advice from the world’s foremost authorities on horse care. Since 1977, EQUUS has led the way in offering the accurate, up-to-date information you need to take the best ...
Is Your Mare in Heat? (And How to Handle It) - My New Horse
Jan 29, 2024 · A mare’s cycle is about 21 days long. Mares typically show signs of being in heat for four to seven days. Telltale signs of estrus include: Excessive tail swinging. Excessive urination, sometimes only in small amounts. Opening and closing of the vulva, which is also called winking. Squealing, especially when coming in contact with other horses.
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Book review: History and imagination - Equus Magazine
As the title suggests, Lexington’s life is the focus of the book, but the peripheral plots lend a richness to the story. The author’s depiction of racism in the 1800s—and modern times—is deft, unflinching and meaningful. She manages to convey the grim reality of enslavement through plot twists and small details.
Equine Vaccinations: What Your Horse Needs and When
Aug 3, 2023 · Every six months, after an initial 3-dose series at 4- to 6-week intervals. Pregnant mares and foals require different vaccination schedules, so work with your veterinarian to vaccinate these classes. Leptospirosis. Horses over 6 months of age. Annually, after an initial two-dose series at three- to four-week intervals.
Recognizing the Signs of Hoof Problems in Your Horse
Jan 4, 2024 · Heat and swelling often go hand in hand with an increased digital pulse, which you can feel on the back of the pastern—the area between the hoof and the fetlock (ankle) joint. When in doubt, it’s best to have a farrier evaluate your horse’s hooves. Possible causes: Bruise, abscess, infection, bony injuries, laminitis.
Your Ultimate Guide to the Different Types of Horse Hay
Jul 18, 2023 · These generally offer average protein values and are suitable for many classes of horses. Timothy is a cool-season grass that is an excellent horse hay. Timothy is soft-leafed, making it very palatable. Well-managed timothy contains average protein and fiber levels, making it ideal for many classes of horses. Ryegrass.
The 10 Best Horse Breeds for Beginners - My New Horse
Sep 19, 2023 · 2. The Sturdy Icelandic Horse. The Icelandic Horse is a breed that’s on the smaller side but is incredibly strong and can carry riders of all sizes. They have unique gaits, including the tölt and flying pace. The tölt is a smooth, four-beat gait …