Stable vice - self trauma and property damage.
Stable vice - self trauma and property damage.
Wood chewing - a sign of aggression between this horse and his stall neighbor.
Horse A chews wood so an electric hot wire was placed along the edges where he chews.
Horse A - He chews wood so an electric hot wire was placed along the edges where he chews.
Horse A - He chews wood so an electric hot wire was placed along the edges where he chews.
Horse A - The electric hot wire protects the top edge of the stall wall kick mats.
Horse A - He chews the top of the stall door. This PVC pipe helps to stop him however you can see the chew marks on the plastic. It's doing its job.
Horse A - He chews the top of the stall door. This PVC pipe helps to stop him however you can see the chew marks on the plastic. It's doing its job.
Horse A - The water is kept in a floor tub where the horse cannot bite, chew, or suck it.
Horse A - The stall is double in size over a normal stall. There are "toys" hung from the rafters to help occupy his mind.
This top board has chewing damage on it and the owner has placed an electric wire along the top to prevent further damage.
Barn damage from cribbing.
