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How do Falabella horses communicate?

Falabellas and other horses primarily use body language to communicate, but neighing also plays an important role. People who spend a lot of time with Falabellas will undoubtedly notice…
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Natural way of deworming

There is also another path you can follow. Following our previous blog about deworming a Falabella, there is also an alternative to deworming…
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Deworming a Falabella Horse

How often should you deworm a Falabella? Approximately 20% of Falabellas shed worm eggs. These parasites are very bothersome for Falabellas and can have serious consequences. To prevent this…
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Falabella's die zand eten

Falabellas eating sand, what now?

Sometimes it's obvious, sometimes it's completely unconscious: your Falabella eats sand! Some Falabellas hardly ever do it, and some make it a habit. Falabellas are…
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Chip verplicht

Is a chip mandatory for a Falabella?

Since July 1, 2009, all hoofed animals, including all Falabellas, in Europe are required to have a microchip, also known as a transponder, implanted. This chip must…
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Luizen en mijten bij minipaardjes

(sometimes) Lice and mites on Falabellas

When winter arrives, our Falabellas develop their super-insulated winter coat. A healthy Falabella has a thick, shiny coat that lies smoothly over its body. But then you notice…
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Falabella Indya Resto Cazador

Lunging with a Falabella horse

We usually start lunging when a horse is 3 years old, as most horses are fully grown and mentally more stable at that point. The horse needs to be used to being taken slowly...
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