Month: August 2010 | Horse Whispers

Natural First Aid Kit For Horses

8 Comments / Horse Care / By Cass Horse Whispers

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When you own a horse, you may spend a lot on tack, feed, supplements and riding apparel. However, there is one supply that may save your horse but horse owners tend to forget about: a first aid pack.

Horses have a beautiful body that has evolved over thousands of years from being short with stocky muscular legs to allow them to climb rocks and mountains to a leaner body with long legs to run fast in the plains at the sight of a threat. This means that their body, especially their legs, are a lot more susceptible to injuries than their ancestors’. read more

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How To Check Your Dog For Fleas

9 Comments / Dog Health / By Cass Horse Whispers

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The detection of fleas on the body of your pets is easy. You can do this flea-checking regimen every time your pet scratches and is groomed. Bear in mind to never neglect the condition of your pet’s skin, as it will bring you more insights on the status of the infestation since these parasites can cling there for a long time.

When you are planning to start a full flea inspection to your pet, make sure to answer the following important and self-explanatory queries:

1. Is the skin of your pet clean, or is it bursting with dirt particles? read more

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Horse Power

2 Comments / Horse Care / By Cass Horse Whispers

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I’ve just watched a TV series called “Horse Power” which demonstrates the bond between horses and humans. An absolutely amazing show! Monty Roberts made an appearance as well as Jean Francois Pignon and a world renown race horse trainer (I don’t remember his name).

It is interesting to see how these three men have different opinions on how horses communicate and why they do what we ask.

The race horse trainer believes horses race out of fear. The only reason why they gallop on a racecourse is fear. As an animal communicator, I don’t agree with him. I have met horses who have the heart to race, it’s in them and they love it. On the other hand, I have met horses who had lost the desire to race or simply did not have the heart. Yes, they would gallop but did not have what is necessary to become a winner. These horses get taken out of racing pretty quickly. I own one of those and fear would not have been his reason for racing. In fact, if he had been so scared, then he would have won. read more

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Pet Chickens – Fun and Loving Animals

6 Comments / Chicken Health, Featured / By Cass Horse Whispers

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Chickens can make really lovable and fun pets. Although they make for an unusual choice, it is possible to bond with them like you do with any other animals such as dogs and cats. To achieve this, you need to understand the nature of chickens. As with most animals, they shun human contact but if you spend the time to interact with them, especially when they are young, you will see the bond slowly developing.

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