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You might not know this, but French horse names can be really pretty and elegant. If you’re looking to name your horse something unique and different from the rest of the horses in your stable, then take a look at these French names for both male and female horses. I’m sure one will catch your eye. Let’s take...

Are you a fan of the video game The Legend of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild? Do you have a Nintendo Switch and want to take your gaming experience to another level? If so, then this blog post is for you. Here are 200+ names that will help bring out the personality of your very own horse in...

It may be not surprising to learn that horses are mammals. But these large, four-legged animals have a lot in common with humans when it comes to their young. Like human babies, horse foals (baby horses) drink milk from their mothers and grow up at an incredible rate. However, there are a lot more interesting things when talking...

Can I free roam my chinchilla? Chinchillas. Chinchillas like jumping, and move around quickly. It can be dangerous to let them roam free in the house because they can fall and injure themselves. If your chinchilla has a quiet temperament, you can let it roam free in a safe place under strict supervision. Can chinchillas wear harnesses? No, chinchillas...

PUMPKIN SUPPORTS DIGESTIVE HEALTH The fiber in pumpkin also helps feed beneficial gut bacteria, which will improve intestinal health. Pumpkin helps control diarrhea by absorbing excess moisture and adding bulk to your dog’s stool. What animals can eat pumpkin guts? “Squirrels, foxes, badgers and birds all enjoy them, so people could leave chopped up pumpkin outside in dishes for...

Twins are exceedingly unusual in horses, with a 1 in 10,000 chance of conceiving them, and twins that survive birth are more rarer. Most of the time, one or both of them dies in the womb or shortly after delivery. A mother’s death is frequently caused by a doubly hard labor. Can horses successfully have twins? Horses can...

abbits, opossums, and wombats are the only animals known to have appendices, and their appendices differ significantly from the human appendix.R What makes a horse an appendix? The Definition. An Appendix is basically the foal of a registered Quarter horse crossed with a registered Thoroughbred. This first-generation foal can be registered with the American Quarter Horse Association if an...

A regular 40-pound square bale of hay lasts roughly 3.5 days for one horse. However, a variety of factors influence how much they consume, including their age, workload, hay quality, and availability to pasture grass. Most horses consume approximately 10-15 pounds of hay each day, according to my observations. How much hay does a horse eat in 6...

Alfalfa hay is a type of hay that horses can eat. It is a great source of fiber and provides many other beneficial nutrients that horses need. There are a few things you should know before feeding your horse this type of food, however. In this blog post, we will discuss the benefits of alfalfa hay for horses,...

Horses seldom have more than one kid at a time. Most mares will not be able to carry two embryos to term, according to the UC Davis Center for Equine Health, and will abort in the later stages of the pregnancy. Will and Grace were the names given to the twins. Emma, the mother, and the infants are said...