Janet G. Kulick

Why are horse flies in my house? Horse flies are usually found in and around areas where there is a lot of vegetation, such as wooded areas or near bodies of water. They may enter homes if they find an open window or door, and they can also be inadvertently brought into the home on […]

Why are horse flies attracted to my car? Horse flies are attracted to the heat and light that radiates from your car. They can detect these signals from a distance and will fly towards them in search of food or mates. Additionally, sweat and other smells emitted by humans residing in or near the car

Can a horse with navicular be ridden? Yes, a horse with a navicular can be ridden. Navicular disease is an inflammation of the navicular bone and associated soft tissues that occur when the structures in the foot are over-stressed due to improper trimming or riding on hard surfaces. Horses with mild cases of navicular may

Can Horse Lice Transfer to Humans? it is a common question to the horse owner and caretaker. No, horse lice cannot transfer to humans. Horse lice are species-specific parasites that feed on the blood of horses and other equine animals. They cannot survive for long periods away from their host and therefore do not typically

What Do Horse Contractions Look Like? Horse contractions look like short, powerful pulses of muscle movement. The horse’s abdomen and tail may twitch as the muscles in their back contract. In some cases, a visible ripple can be seen travelling along the length of their back as they do so. During labor, the mother will

What is the Softest Bit for a Horse? The softest bit for a horse is typically considered to be either a snaffle or mullen mouth bit. A snaffle has no joint and is generally the most commonly used type of bit because it does not apply pressure on sensitive areas of the horse’s mouth such