Salad dressing is not advisable to give to horses. It may contain unsuitable substances. Although it is advisable to give horses garlic.
Yes, horses give birth to live young. Baby horses, called foals, are typically born after a gestation period of about 11 months.
Horses should be wormed every 6-8 weeks, but this may vary depending on the type of dewormer used, the age of the horse, its living conditions, and other factors. It's important to consult with your veterinarian to establish a proper deworming schedule for your horses.
No! Horses should never drink dirty water. They should have access to clean water at all times.
No you should not give human vitamins to a horse. They can contain things that are bad for horses and usually don't provided the correct dosages anyways. It's best to have a equine vet recommend a horse vitamin.
You can give them yogurt chips for hamsters, and you can give them rabbit yogurt chips,. (there the same basic thing....)
noi guess you could i give my kitties yogurt sometimes
No one has to ride horses. But horses can change your life i should because they changed mine and they give you a friend, someone to talk to that won't tell your secrets. I strongly suggest that whoever is reading this then you should ride horses.
Horses undergoing frequent exercise require adequate rest, nutrition, water, shelter and companionship.
yes
Unless you know how to give vaccinations let your vet do it.
It depends on the kind of yogurt. It should say on the bottle.
You should eat the frozen yogurt slowly.
A small amount given to your puppy to lick from the back of a spoon should be OK and can help with digestion. Natural yogurt can also help to reduce the build up of digestive gas which can lead to dog flatulence.
I shall give my own experience in yogurt making: #
Yes it is good for horses to give people rides
In natural yogurt I wouldn't expect to see it. Often it is used as a binder to keep the yogurt from separating into milk solids and whey. It also has a sweetening effect, making the yogurt less tart.