Horse Cribbing - Wood Chewing - Wind Sucking - Strap - Solution

Horse Cribbing Problems And REAL Solutions

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Cure Horse Cribbing and Chewing

Have you had problems with your horse cribbing? Technically, cribbing is when the horse grabs a fence rail, part of the stall, or perhaps a fencepost and arches his neck.

Some believe the horse gets a kind of "high" from this.

Sometimes you'll see them wind sucking or gulping air as well.

Chewing is, of course, your horse gnawing fences, feeders, stalls, posts, etc. This action can be destructive to the facilities but, more importantly, can cause colic, digestive problems and other harmful issues when they ingest wood, paint and chemicals used to treat the wood, etc.

Many horse owners associate cribbing, wind sucking and chewing as the same problem and call it cribbing. Vets will tell you that they're technically different. In many cases the solution is the same.

Many solutions to the problem have been tried including straps, muzzles, etc. But the most effective solution has been painting or spraying bitter solutions on the wood in the stalls, posts, etc.

Probably the most effective solution to these problems has been applying a very bitter mix on the fence rails, stalls, posts, etc. There is one particular product that is extremely effective that contains the most bitter tasting substance known on earth.... yet is 100% safe around all animals and people.

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Cure Horse Cribbing and Chewing

Cribbing Can Be Harmful To Your Horse!

• Cribbers can wear their teeth abnormally affecting their ability to eat
• Cribbers often develop a thickening of the throat muscles which can sometimes be a problem
• Cribbers can suck in splinters of wood or other foreign material
• And if the surfaces are treated with creosote or other chemicals, cribbers can ingest those toxic materials and develop further problems.
• Colic may or may not be a problem; it is not known if the cribbing causes the colic or the colic causes the cribbing, but there could be a causal relationship.

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Cure Horse Cribbing and Chewing