A Horse's Life: The Neuroscience of Equine Welfare
by Mark Rashid, Stephen Peters, Crissi Mcdonald
A Horse's Life: The Neuroscience of Equine Welfare offers an in-depth examination of how the equine brain affects behavior and health. Co-authored by Mark Rashid, Stephen Peters, and Crissi McDonald, it provides essential insights into improving horse care through scientific understanding of their neurological processes. Ideal for horse enthusiasts and professionals seeking to enhance welfare practices.
About This Book
A Horse's Life delves into the neuroscience behind equine welfare, examining how the horse's brain influences behavior and well-being.
Authors Mark Rashid, Stephen Peters, and Crissi McDonald provide a comprehensive look at the neurological aspects of horses, drawing on scientific principles to inform practical applications.
The book highlights the importance of understanding equine cognition to improve living conditions and interactions with humans.
Through this exploration, readers gain valuable knowledge on fostering a healthier life for horses based on brain science.
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