
Foals and CPR: What You Should Know
If you administer CPR to a foal that’s not breathing in time, your baby could be one of the 40-90% that fully recover.
If you administer CPR to a foal that’s not breathing in time, your baby could be one of the 40-90% that fully recover.
The Hippolia Foundation unites equine research groups for better progress, improved funding opportunities, and more.
It’s all about teaching him that if he does something else–even standing still–he’ll get a reward, researchers say.
Researchers say it appears horses can transmit their emotions through their whinnies.
A particular variant within the HMGA2 gene appears to be related to height determination, scientists determined.
The researchers hope the ponies help restore the land to the rich and productive territory it was before World War II.
Cribbers allowed to crib during training had reduced stress levels than when they’re not allowed to, researchers found.
Horses could be more sustainable athletes if riders condition them better and monitor their health and fitness often.
Horses are capable of a wide range of facial expressions that aren’t so different from those of humans and chimpanzees.
While Western saddles had uneven pressure distribution, study horses showed no signs of saddle-related discomfort.
It doesn’t matter where a scary object comes from–if it’s going to scare the horse, it’s going to scare the horse.
A horse at the site tested positive in April, but officials say the diagnosis isn’t necessarily cause for concern.
Without dopamine, horses wouldn’t learn. But with too much, they can develop stereotypies. Here’s what you need to know.
Researchers determined that the dominant horse is rarely the one who takes the first steps to get the herd moving.
These new devices meet the demands for optimum animal welfare while keeping human management capacities in mind.
While fearfulness might seem like a negative trait, it can be quite beneficial in some scenarios, scientists found.
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