Horse tips?
Hey everyone! I'm lucky enough to have the privilege to start taking care of this old man!
So far I'm working on getting him comfortable enough for me to groom him. He's an old guy and pretty gentle but don't want to go all in too fast.
•What's your favorite?
~Shamoo
~Detangler
~Treats
~Vitamins
~Brands?
•Tips to get him used to me?
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Taking care of an older horse can be a rewarding experience, and building trust with your equine companion is essential. Start by spending time near the horse without overwhelming him. It's beneficial to engage him with gentle talking and reassuring gestures. Grooming can help forge this bond, so introduce various grooming tools gradually, ensuring he feels comfortable with each one. Understanding your horse's unique preferences is key. Use treats to create positive associations. For example, offering a favorite snack while grooming can help him associate grooming with positive experiences. It’s also crucial to monitor how he responds to different grooming products like Shamoo or Detangler, adjusting your approach based on his comfort level. When it comes to vitamins, consult with a veterinarian to ensure he's receiving the nutritional support he needs, especially as horses age. Social interaction with other horse owners through platforms like #horsecare or #horsesoflemon8 can provide valuable personal experiences and recommendations. You might discover which products are favored by the community, and gain insights into best practices for making sure your horse feels secure and happy. By approaching your new relationship with patience and care, you can ensure that both you and your horse enjoy many happy moments together.

Most horses love peppermints. We’ll buy candy canes on sale and use those too. Besides that they don’t need to much grain, unless he needs to get weight out on especially in the summer.