Equine Arthritis Symptoms
Watching out for your equines well being is easier said then done. As you well know they can’t exactly audibly comunicate with you about what is wrong with them can they? So obviously the only method the horse owner can provide adequate health care for your equine friend is by observation.
This is particularly important when it comes to equine arthritis and horse arthritis symptoms. So what mannerisms can you watch out for that might lead you to think your equine has arthritis?
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How to Reduce Costs on Keeping a Horse
Living through the current difficult financial times is difficult enough, but when you have horses and ponies which depend on you for food, shelter and veterinary care, every little bit helps.
It’s a shame that many horses and ponies are abandoned or given up every week, as horse lovers struggle to cope with the current economic climate.
This is especially problematic for horse charities and Sara Tuppen from the Horse Refuge in Wittersham Kent is an expert about looking after horses when money is scarce, having to rely solely on contributions to keep over 40 rescued horses in good shape.
She believes there are a few points which should help make owning a pony on a tight budget a little easier:
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A Brief History of the Shetland Pony
Shetland ponies are those gorgeous tiny horses you see in pantomimes like Cinderella. They provide rides to children on farms and in zoos, and with their shaggy faces and stocky legs, are an ideal animal for children to share their first interaction with the equine world. In fact, a Shetland pony is perfect for children as they are usually kind-natured and brave – behaviour required when dealing with youngsters. Care needs to be taken, though, that the pony is not spoiled either by the children or their parents. As with many animals, it’s the human input that shapes a pony’s behaviour, and care needs to be taken with how a pony is treated. Also, as with many animals that are thought to be ‘intelligent’, this can be construed as being ‘stubborn’. And a Shetland pony is considered ‘intelligent’. Facts to bear in mind when combining a Shetland and children; they appear to have a lot in common!
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