Equine Behavior

The natural behaviors of equines are the things they do in order to move, eat, interact, and take care of themselves. Horse behaviors include feeding by grazing, walking and running, social behaviors, grooming, and resting, and many more. Enrichment encourages horses to behave in the most natural way possible.

What Is a Forage Based Diet for Horses? | Complete Guide

Forage based diets for horses are becoming more common as owners discover the benefits of feeding less grain and other processed feeds. Have you heard “forage-based diet” as a buzzword online or at your barn and wondered if it’s an option for your horse? Let’s cover how a forage based diet is different, the perks

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Ground Poles for Horses: Easy Foraging Enrichment and Exercise

Ground poles for horses aren’t just about riding fitness! You can use ground poles to set up a simple foraging activity in your horse’s paddock. This boredom-busting activity promotes coordination and fitness, is easy to set up, and is super budget-friendly. Here’s how to use ground poles as horse enrichment to encourage your horse to

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DIY Stall Snack for Horses | Licking Treat Recipe and Instructions

Licking toys are lots of fun for horses and are a great way to keep your stalled horse entertained. If your horse likes Likit or Stall Snack toys and you want a budget friendly and (slightly) more health conscious option for your horse, this is the project for you. This DIY licking treat for horses

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