Without horses, we would not have many of the medicines we do today. It's true- most medicines were originally medicines and supplements for horses, but vets and doctors discovered that they could help people, too. Also, we would not have had the basis for developing cars and would not have won some wars that we did- including the revoulutionary war. And we would have lost one of the most beautiful, graceful, and noble creatures on Earth.
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Horses are one of the few animals that can be trained to cooperate with humans, and the only one capable of carrying loads over long distances in varied types of terrain and climate.
Without them the history of the Old World would certainly have been vastly different. Trade would have been limited to seagoing transportation. Agriculture would have been rather different. Wars would have been limited in scope, and great empires would not likely have emerged because there would have been no need. Who needs to own land that they can't get to with relative ease? There would likely have been no Revolutionary War, period, because there most likely would not have been an England.
The remarks about medicine are incorrect: humans were doctoring humans for many thousands of years before horses were domesticated about 6000 years ago, and they continued to do so successfully in some parts of the world for several thousand years more before horses arrived.
No infection is called a frog. The frog is a part of the horses foot. It is shaped like a "V" and acts as the cushion for the bottom of hoof. A frog can become infected however. Usually from an anaerobic bacteria called thrush. Thrush can be caused from a wet and dirty environment. It is important to keep a horses living area clean of manure and urine. Equally important is to regularly pick a horses feet free of mud, dirt, rocks and manure so that air can get to the frog preventing the disease. If a horse has thrush it should be treated with any of the many over the counter topical treatments that will kill the bacteria.
I own horses and they get their sheaths cleaned every six months.
a muck bucket is a bucket is to clean horses or thier stalls
If there are any stables nearby, start hanging around so people will eventually not see you as a stranger; when you feel comfortable or opportunity knocks, start talking to people-- don't get too close to the horses or touch them without asking--if it seems okay, ask questions, people like to talk about their horses and most horse people are happy to talk to someone like you (they may even have been just like you). As for jobs, everyone starts out cleaning stalls and picking up manure; and as with everything else, there is an efficient way to clean a stall, and when you learn how to do that (by watching how it's done and volunteering) and get good at it, then maybe you canget a paying job at the stables--cleaning stalls.
No! Horses should never drink dirty water. They should have access to clean water at all times.
If mud or manure gets trapped in the contours of a horses hoof, it can start to rot and in turn eat away at the hoof's tissue causing many problems.
If mud or manure gets trapped in the contours of a horses hoof, it can start to rot and in turn eat away at the hoof's tissue causing many problems.
Get the manure and tete out every day but once a week it should be mucked
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Use a nice, clean, damp sponge to clean the inside of the horses nose.
Horse manure can attract fleas if left out for too long. It is best to clean up the manure before too long to avoid this problem.
You clean your horses box every day if possible.
By brushing them.
They should have it all the time, but try not to let them go to long without clean water(i.e. 2-5 days). Hope that answers your question!
No infection is called a frog. The frog is a part of the horses foot. It is shaped like a "V" and acts as the cushion for the bottom of hoof. A frog can become infected however. Usually from an anaerobic bacteria called thrush. Thrush can be caused from a wet and dirty environment. It is important to keep a horses living area clean of manure and urine. Equally important is to regularly pick a horses feet free of mud, dirt, rocks and manure so that air can get to the frog preventing the disease. If a horse has thrush it should be treated with any of the many over the counter topical treatments that will kill the bacteria.
No you don't! Horses does not need an apostrophe.
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