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Product details
Item Name: Horse Stall Mats
Item Number: ZY-ST009-B3H
Material: EVA
Color: Black or custom
Size: 122*183cm
Thickness: 44mm
MOQ: 200 sets
Hardness：60-65 shore C
Place of Origin: Fujian, China
Brand Name: Faithmat
Feature:Waterproof,non-toxic,lightweight,easy for carry,durable
Application: Horse Stable Room Floor Mat/ Cowshed,cow sleeping shed, milking hall, delivery room, horse farm, softball field, etc.
Package:2pcs per set
Features:
1.Durable and Long-Lasting: Our Eva Rubber Stable Mats are designed to provide a comfortable and safe environment for horses and dairy cows, with a thickness of 44 mm to ensure durability and longevity.
2.Excellent Wear Resistance: The mats feature a hardness of 60-65 Shore A, making them resistant to wear and tear, ensuring they can withstand heavy use in farms.
3.Easy to Clean and Maintain: The glossy surface of the mats makes cleaning a breeze, allowing for easy removal of dirt and manure.
4.Compliant with International Standards: Our mats meet ISO CE certification, ensuring they meet international safety and quality standards.
5.Customizable Options: We offer cutting and moulding services to provide customized mats to meet the specific needs of our customers.
Why do horses wear horseshoes?
Horseshoes are applied to the horse's hooves – which are made up of complex tissue and bone – to help prevent breakage or damage. As AnimalSmart.org explains: "The metal horseshoes are there to protect the horse's hooves. Horseshoes are curved pieces of metal that cover the bottom of a horse's hoof. A person called a farrier uses small nails to hold the shoe on the hoof. … The nails go into a tough part of the hoof where the horse can't feel them."
The metal horseshoe accounts for the famous 'clip clop, clip clop' sound horses make. As 'clip clop' is an Onomatopoeia (a word that describes a sound and actually mimics the sound of the object or action it refers to when it is spoken) next time you and the family are on a long car journey, why not take it in turns to share other onomatopoeia's you can think of!
Horse Breeds
Appaloosa, Belgian Draft, Holsteiner, Quarter Horse ... These are just a few of the over 200 different horse breeds living around the world today.
Although breeds can look wildly different, they all belong to a single species: Equus caballus.
Over thousands of years, people created different breeds by mating horses that have desirable traits. That's why the look of a breed is often related to what it's used for. When these traits get passed down over many generations, a new breed is produced.
For example, about 200 years ago, English horse breeders mated light, swift Arabians with local riding horses. This created the Thoroughbred–a lean, leggy, super-speedy breed used in horse racing.
QnA
Q: Are horses intelligent?
A: The results indicate that the horses were able to use a form of learning called "model-based learning." This cognitive capacity was thought to be beyond their reach. Even more exciting is the fact that this cognitive ability is usually attributed to the human pre-frontal cortex.
Q: What does it mean when a horse stares at you?
A: Staring and hyperfocus
A staring horse eye is often a sign of stress. Horses that feel uncomfortable, stressed, or anxious often have a very hard, unwavering focus on something in the distance. The muscles around the eyes are tense, often forming a roof or inverted V shape.
Q: Do horses get tired of carrying people?
A: A horse that is child-safe, bomb-proof and completely docile under normal conditions may become agitated, frustrated, fatigued, irritable and even unpredictable when over-stressed by a heavy rider. This can lead to situations that are dangerous for both horse and rider.
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