The short answer is: NO! If you mow your pasture and leave behind grass clippings that dry in small, airy amounts, generally speaking, that is probably not a problem for your horse. But, gathering the clippings into piles, and feeding them to your horse in larger amounts will cause problems. Why Lawn Mower Grass Clippings Are Bad For Horses As … Read More
Why Do Dogs Eat Grass?
Every dog owner has, at some point, wondered: “Why does my dog eat grass?” Dogs do it all the time (and so do some cats). Additional questions might be: “Why does my dog vomit after eating grass? Is he sick?” In fact, eating grass is relatively common among dogs, and some do it regularly as part of their daily routine. … Read More
Why Vitamin E is Important for Horses
One of the most crucial parts of caring for your horse is to ensure that they’re getting all of the proper nutrients, vitamins, and minerals. Heck, that’s one of the most crucial parts of caring for yourself. But do you ever stop to ask why we do that? More specifically, have you ever wondered why all of the different vitamins … Read More
Goat Care Danger Zones— It’s more than you think!
“Wait, what do you mean there are types of plants goats should not eat?” You might be thinking this right now, and it’s totally understandable. It’s common knowledge that goats eat everything, and that’s exactly the problem: goats will eat just about anything, including poisonous plants. That’s why it’s important to be able to identify plants that may be harmful … Read More
Horse Trailer Safety Checklist
Equine Trailer Safety Checklist You should always assess your horse for its health and fitness prior to trailering. Only trailer a fully healthy horse, unless it’s going to a vet hospital to get treatment. Be sure your trailer is of proper size for the horse in question in terms of both height and width. Learn how to haul the trailers … Read More
Got An Itchy Horse? The Banixx Itchy Horse Shampoo Is Here To Help
Bugs, heat, humidity, shedding, gunk, all sorts of situations can cause your horse to be itchy. Of course, you see someone else’s horse that never seems to be bothered, yet your own horse is rubbing out every inch of mane and gouging his skin to hamburger via scratching! What can you do? We’re in the hot season and just that … Read More
Einstein Horse – The Smallest Horse In The World!
When we hear the name Einstein, a distinct image pops into our head: frizzy white hair, the equation E = mc², and maybe a tongue out, too. But, in the equine world, the name Einstein carries a much different connotation. A much…smaller one! Who is Einstein the Miniature Horse? Einstein is the world’s smallest stallion. Born on April 22, 2010, … Read More
How to take care of a Rabbit
With Easter around the corner, it’s important to remember that rabbit care is serious work. Rabbits are not toys. They are living animals that require a significant amount of attention, time, and love, in order to keep them happy and healthy. Unfortunately, not everyone understands that. In fact, studies tragically show that over 80% of rabbits bought as gifts … Read More
What Foods to Give Rabbits for Christmas
The festive season brings a twinkle of wonder not just for us but for our furry companions too. Imagine your rabbit, with its tall, perky ears and gentle eyes, joining in the holiday cheer. Navigating their festive diet and ensuring their well-being can be as joyful as unwrapping presents. From understanding the perfect rabbit-safe treats to being aware of health … Read More
Do You Know What’s In Your Horse’s Water?
Did you think that only humans should be concerned with the quality of their drinking water? If you answered yes to that question, you may want to reconsider. Not only is good quality water important to humans, it is both the number one nutrient fed to any animal, as well as the most often overlooked nutrient in the nutritional program … Read More