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Category: Equine Health

Grooming Horses

Posted on May 2, 2017 by Graeme

This is what it looks like to be downwind when brushing a horse during shedding season.. In 4K! Just in case you were wondering 🙂 It’s really important to brush your horse quite often, especially before a ride. When you have that time to run your hand over your horse’s body before saddling, you can…

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Taking Care of Horses: Cleaning Eye Goo

Posted on March 9, 2017 by Graeme

Just a quick little video about cleaning eye goo on a horse and how to do it. Mostly it’s just about being gentle. You can use your hand but a wet cloth that is warm is better to just clean off the dirt etc. There’s definitely not a lot to it, but it’s a common…

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Keeping Horses Hydrated During Turnout

Posted on February 4, 2017 by Graeme

This is just a quick video talking about keeping some water in a temporary turnout area like an arena or small field. It’s always just nice for them to have the option to have a drink if they want. Something to consider when turning out horses is that you never know where they are in…

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Taking Care of Horses: Feeding 24/7 with Hay Bags

Posted on January 25, 2017 by Graeme

There are a lot of opinions floating around about how to feed horses, when to feed them and what to feed them. In this video I talk about the importance of using hay bags to feed horses so that they always have food around 24/7. By making sure that horses always have hay or grass…

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Taking Care of Horses: Winter Care and Blanketing

Posted on January 24, 2017 by Graeme

A very common question we get asked is: Should I blanket my horse in the winter? another closely related: Do horses get cold in the winter? There isn’t a simple answer right away, but with a few questions around the topic the answer can get easier and the decision process should solidify. In this video…

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Taking Care of Horses: Cleaning Ears

Posted on January 12, 2017 by Graeme

In this video I talk about cleaning the ears of a horse and some things to think about. When it comes to the ears of a horse, you may find some horses that have no problem with them being touched and like it, some that are really afraid and maybe some in between that may…

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Taking Care of Horses : Picking Scabs

Posted on January 5, 2017 by Graeme

This is just a really quick video talking about a scab on Luke’s leg that is an injury caused by a kick from another horse a few weeks back. The important point to consider when dealing with abrasions, cuts and open wounds in general is that when they heal they are going to scab over….

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Taking Care of Horses: Cleaning Hooves Part 1

Posted on December 11, 2016 by Graeme

In the following video, I talk about cleaning hooves and some simple things to consider and think of when doing so. I think that hoof picking is an absolute integral part of horse husbandry and allows a few minutes of the day (hopefully) where you can ask your horse to trust you to take one…

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Taking Care of Horses : Winter Water

Posted on December 8, 2016 by Graeme

A very important thing to think about in the winter when the temperatures go below freezing, is keeping horse water from freezing over and becoming inaccessible. This happens a lot and sometimes the solutions can actually be quite quick and simple, it just takes a moment to help the horse out. [responsive][/responsive] Here is a…

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Taking Care of Horses : Manure

Posted on November 30, 2016 by Graeme

In this video I talk about why it’s important to clean up your horse’s environment. The manure and urine that horses put out is a lot. When they live in the small spaces that we give them, they are stuck stepping in it, accidentally or purposefully eating it, lying in it and just standing around…

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I'm an avid outdoorsman, horseman and father. I spend an inordinate amount of time studying horse medical items and watching horse behaviors.

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Horse eyeballs are so neat... Roni was a great mod Horse eyeballs are so neat... Roni was a great model for this shot but holy smokes is it hard to get focus just right. #horseeyesarecool #eyeball #roniisthebest
Had to do a bit of video work and got saddled with Had to do a bit of video work and got saddled with this guy #guineapigsitting #dadlife
Zeus on a Zeus blanket! Both him and the blanket a Zeus on a Zeus blanket! Both him and the blanket are super soft #bestdogever #heisallcleantoday #bathday
A beautiful sunset to finish off a beautiful day. A beautiful sunset to finish off a beautiful day. #asunsettoremember
Power was out for almost 24 hours, internet is sti Power was out for almost 24 hours, internet is still dead but I had this to look at all day today. I'd say that's a fair trade! Outside of the zinger mother nature delivered which I'll post about on the channel when the internet comes back up... #whatabeautifulday #snowylandscapesareamazing #mothernaturebothgivesandtakesaway
I talk to quite a few people online and offline th I talk to quite a few people online and offline that feel like they make it to the end of the week with just barely enough left in the tank to make it. The conversation inevitable veers to how to fill that tank back up for the rest of the week or even just simply the next day. No matter what that is, take great value in it and make sure those around you value it. It might not just be some hobby or a random way to destress and let steam off maybe, consider it part of your medical system as you mentally, emotionally and physically get right to prepare you to be your best! #tipoftheweek #somanyhorsestoworkwith #kidstakeeffort #playtimeisalwaysimportant
This is one of my favorite shots of Luke just chil This is one of my favorite shots of Luke just chilling out on a warm afternoon with Ohana I the background. Got those two ears just right with a really nice horsey expression #lukeisthebest #horses #beautifulday #gotbothears #bayhorsesareawesome
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