Crissi Mcdonald

About the Author

Crissi McDonald is a pioneering equine neuroscientist and author whose work bridges the gap between scientific research and animal advocacy. With a PhD in neuroscience and years of hands-on experience in equine behavior, she has dedicated her career to unraveling the complexities of horse cognition and welfare. Her writing demystifies the inner workings of the equine brain, offering insights that empower horse owners, trainers, and veterinarians to foster healthier, more empathetic relationships with these majestic animals. Drawing from cutting-edge studies and real-world observations, McDonald's accessible prose highlights the profound intelligence and emotional depth of horses, challenging outdated myths and promoting evidence-based care. Through her influential book, A Horse's Life: The Neuroscience of Equine Welfare, she continues to advocate for the ethical treatment of equines in an ever-evolving world.