Erika Street
Erika Street is a writer and filmmaker with a BA in animal physiology.
Articles by Erika Street
Ear-ly Warning Systems
September 01, 2005
Because we rarely encounter problems with our horses' ears, we often take them for granted. The equine ear, however, is an indispensable communication tool. A horse's acute sense of hearing allows him to detect danger, communicate with other horses Read More
Choosing Feeders: Rack 'Em Up
August 01, 2005
There are so many types of hay racks, mangers, and feed bins available, how do you know the best one to choose? What factors should you consider? Read on for tips on picking the right feeder for your horse's needs. Read More
Blind: Dealing with the Dark
June 01, 2005
There are many myths and misconceptions surrounding the care of blind horses, the most common being that a sightless horse cannot enjoy a quality life. While not all horses adjust to blindness as well as Houdini, those with a calm temperament Read More
Disinfecting Barns & Stalls
March 01, 2005
Although few of us would let our horses miss their yearly tetanus shots, we often overlook another important aspect of disease prevention: Disinfection. While vaccines go a long way toward averting disease, none are guaranteed to be 100% Read More
After Goodbye
July 01, 2004
As horse owners, we care deeply about our animals. When one of our beloved horses dies, we lose a trusted friend. For many of us, the experience is emotionally devastating. Yet, just when we are at our most pronounced stage of grief, we are Read More
