Articles Relating to Horses

When your horse nickers with his lips closed & makes a soft "rat-ta-tat-tat" sound. He is most likely saying "Hello I'm glad to see you".

If you horse is blowing or snorting it usually means he's afraid of something. But some horses will snort when they are excited and hoping that something good's going to happen.

When your horse lets out a great big high-pitched NEIGH

It can mean that he is either anxious or confident, depending on the tone of the neigh and the body language that goes with it.

A nice big sigh is a sign of relaxation.
Your horse will usually put his head down & exhale a deep breath through his nostrils.

• Article #1 -  Birthing Clues
• Article #2 -  What Causes Laminitis?
• Article #3 -  Catching a Difficult Horse!
• Article #4 -  Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA)
• Article #5 -  Equine Infectious Anemia Signs & Symptoms
• Article #6 -  Equine Rabies
• Article #7 -  Hay Really is for Horses?
• Article #8 -  Controlling a Horse that Cribs.
• Article #9 -  Horses that Pulls Back.
• Article #10 - Hyperthermia in Horses
• Article #11 - Imprinting the Newborn Foal
• Article #12 - Is It Laminitis or Founder?
• Article #13 - Lyme Disease in the Horse
• Article #14 - Your Brood Mares Health
• Article #15 - Mare & Newborn Preparation
• Article #16 - Potomac Horse Fever?
• Article #17 - Preventing West Nile Virus
• Article #18 - The Signs of Thrush
• Article #19 - Strangles What Exactly Is It?
• Article #20 - Symptoms of Colic
• Article #21 - Symptoms of West Nile Virus
• Article #22 - Have you ever wondered if your horse's teeth need floated?
• Article #23 - Getting your horses teeth floated
• Article #24 - Testing for Equine Infectious Anemia or EIA
• Article #25 - What is Anhidrosis (non-sweating) in Horses?
• Article #26 - Beet Pulp and what is it used for?
• Article #27 - What do you do if your horse throws a fit with the bit?
• Article #28 - De-Worming Your Horse
• Article #29 - Grooming Tip
• Article #30 - Do you know what your horse is saying?
• Article #31 - Preventing Your Horse from Getting Laminitis
• Article #32 - What Do You Do If Your Horse Has Lice?
• Article #33 - Keeping Mildew From Growing On Your Tack
• Article #34 - The Signs of Navicular Disease
• Article #35 - Do you think it's a good idea to sell a horse on a payment plan?
• Article #36 - Static Electricity Can Make a Horse - Blanket Shy
• Article #37 - Sweet Itch
• Article #38 - West Nile Virus in Mares and Foals
• Article #39 - Winterizing Your Horse!