Parasites are just a part of life for every horse. Worms infest the horse’s gut. In general they do not create problems but an extreme infestation can put the horse’s health at risk. To take care that this does not develop into something that compromises the health of our horses regular worming is recommended. Usually that is routine worming every six weeks.

It is normal for part of our horse care routine to include time for our horses to spend grazing in pasture. It is important that we maintain that pasture. The pasture should be in good order. This means regular maintenance on our part.

Sam is a Belgian horse weighing approximately 1900 pounds and standing about 17.3 hands tall. He is gelded and approximately 27 years old. Now, life with Sam can be interesting. If he ever discovered just how big he was, there would be no stopping him.

This article has been carefully researched and drawn from my own considerable experience after thirty years. I have questioned the usual concepts and found wanting the need for better understanding in order to manage your horses health and streamline your finances.