Horses require approximately 2.5 to 3 hours of sleep per day, and they often achieve this through short periods of light sleep while standing.

Horses require a balanced diet consisting of quality forage (hay or pasture) and supplemental grains or concentrates. They also need access to fresh water and mineral supplements.

Vaccination schedules can vary, but horses are commonly vaccinated against diseases such as tetanus, rabies, and equine influenza. Consult with a veterinarian to create an appropriate vaccination plan.

Regular dental care, including floating (filing down) sharp points, is essential for maintaining a horse’s oral health. Proper dental care helps prevent issues such as dental discomfort, difficulty chewing, and weight loss.

Regular dental care, including floating (filing down) sharp points, is essential for maintaining a horse’s oral health. Proper dental care helps prevent issues such as dental discomfort, difficulty chewing, and weight loss.