eHow launches Android app: Get the best of eHow on the go.

Farm Animals

Farm Animals

The ultimate How To guide for farm animal care. From raising a show pig to learning how to build a chicken coop, eHow offers expert advice that will benefit even the most seasoned livestock professionals. Whether you need to know how to milk a cow or you’re wondering how to shave your goat, eHow can help. Discover practical care tips on a variety of subjects, including how to breed farm animals and where to buy supplies.

Sort by:
Best Match
Most Popular
Newest

Showing 1-24 of 24 results

  • Facts About Donkeys

    The smallest members of the horse family, donkeys have become the "all-terrain vehicle" of the horse kingdom. Donkeys are correctly termed "asses," which come from the Latin "equus asinus."...

  • Equine Ulcer Symptoms

    Equine ulcers are ulcers that form in horses. Ulcers are breaks or holes in the lining of the stomach or intestines. A horse's stomach has upper and lower sections. The upper section does not have...

  • How to Care for a Horse Using a Grooming Kit

    Regular grooming with a basic horse grooming kit is essential to the health and well-being of your horse. Try to groom daily, and always groom both before and after working your horse.

  • How to Understand Horse Feed Terminology

    To feed your horse properly you should know the terminology used to describe the different feed and nutritional elements the horse will require. This is a list of some of the terminology you...

  • How to Blanket a Horse

    Blanketing a horse is as much a question of timing as anything. Many horses do not need to be blanketed even in the winter because they grow winter coats that will keep them warm enough without...

  • How to Make a Rope Halter for a Baby Horse

    A halter for a baby horse is a necessary purchase for any owner wanting to teach a horse to lead. However, it is an expensive purchase, especially considering that the horse will grow out of it in...

  • Stroke Symptoms in Horse

    A stroke in a horse is referred to as a cerebrovascular accident. This is very similar to a human stroke, as it is most commonly caused by a hemorrhage in the brain. Knowing the symptoms of a...

  • Types of Horse Fencing

    Horse fencing comes in many varieties. The most basic principle to look for in horse fencing is functionality. This will keep your horses corralled while maintaining their safety as well as that...

  • How to Build a Temporary Round Pen

    A temporary round pen acts as a barrier while training a young horse. The presence of an enclosure can make the horse feel more secure, and it also keeps the horse from running away. Hay bales are...

  • How to Build a Round Wooden Pen

    A round wooden pen provides a useful training aid for both horse and rider. It can give the horse a feeling of security, and it provides a ready escape for the rider, if necessary, by rolling...

  • How to Clean Horse Stalls

    Think of it as a meditative experience. Clear your mind, do a few deep breathing exercises before you enter the horse stall and then get to work. Keeping your horse stall clean is not only good...

  • Horse Sicknesses & Diseases

    All animals can suffer from disease. The majority of diseases that horses can suffer from occur around the hooves or the abdomen. Many of these diseases run their course, while other diseases must...

  • How to To Act On A Ranch

    Hi, I just wanted to give a few hints of how to act when you go to visit a ranch. Some of the ideas in this article you can probably relate to, if you live in the country or on a ranch

  • How to Put Weight on a Horse in Poor Condition

    Horses lose weight for a number of reasons and, to correct the condition, you must address the specific problem. Among the most common causes of low weight in horses, are ill-fitting teeth and...

  • How to Make a Template for a Headstall for a Horse

    Horsin' around with a headstall? Here's how to make multiple headstalls from a single pattern:

  • How to Diagnose Alveolar Emphysema in Horses

    Alveolar emphysema, similar to asthma in humans, is known as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), broken wind or heaves. Alveolar emphysema is a chronic allergic disease--a reaction to...

  • How to Identify Equine Viral Rhinopneumonitis

    This disease is contracted by inhaling infected airborne droplets, eating material contaminated by nasal discharges or an aborted fetus. This worldwide contagious viral disease is also known as...

  • How to Teach a Horse to Switch Leads on Cue

    Training you horse to switch leads correctly is an important cue. Switching leads is done with a horse's hips, and a horse with a hip will run correctly, consistently and competitively all the...

  • How to French Braid Horse Hair

    Once you learn how to French braid a horse's tail, you'll be able to French braid on a person's head, a horse's mane, and any other head of hair you come across that needs French braiding. It's a...

  • How to Walk Your Horse

    Teaching your horse to walk while you're riding on his back is one of the fundamental steps in his training. Before you can train him to walk, he must be comfortable with the saddle and you, the...

  • How to Select a Work Pony

    After you have determined that a work pony is just what you need to help around your farm, how do go about finding a good one ? Here are some important suggestions .

  • How to Raise Mules

    Mules have long had a bad reputation as being lazy and stubborn, but we should respect these interesting half-horse/half-donkey creatures because they are smart, cautious and can't be forced to do...

  • How to Buy a Horse and Buggy

    Buying a horse and buggy is a great addition to any farm. A horse and buggy can offer hours of fun and relaxation. It can also provide an added source of income when hired out for events like...

  • How to Groom a Miniature Horse

    A miniature horse is just like its regular-sized relatives. Like a regularly-sized horse, the miniature horse requires regular grooming and care. Many of the grooming principles of normal horses...

  • 1
  • 1

Copyright © 1999-2009 eHow, Inc. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.   en-US Portions of this page are modifications based on work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License.

Demand Media