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  1. Causes of Cribbing - The Horse Forum

    May 10, 2025 · Interesting read: Surprises from latest cribbing research are not just about cribbing. 1. The brains of horses who crib are different from non-cribbers in 2 specific areas (the nucleus …

  2. Barclay anti-cribbing/windsucking collar - any experience?

    Jun 10, 2024 · HI Our lad is a chronic windsucker/cribber and not a lot has worked except an electric fence, but that doesnt stop him out in the paddock during the day....in fact he has a few tree …

  3. Teeth damage and cribbing - The Horse Forum

    Mar 2, 2025 · Teeth damage and cribbing Jump to Latest 29 views 2 replies 2 participants last post by Ihavetoomamyquestions a moment ago Ihavetoomamyquestions Discussion starter

  4. lifelong cribber - The Horse Forum

    Apr 23, 2021 · I bought a $30 remote dog training collar and attached it to the nutcracker style cribbing collar by punching 2 holes in the leather collar and zip tying it to the collar. A few corrections from the …

  5. Ulcers and cribbing? - The Horse Forum

    Jul 21, 2016 · Cribbing is one of the steriotypie behaviors-see link I posted in the stall kicking thread Almost all cases of cribbing, go back to confinement, and cribbing is one of the oral repetitive learned …

  6. Cribbing rings: anyone used them? - The Horse Forum

    Jun 27, 2012 · The horse did stop cribbing while he was wearing the rings and continued to stop cribbing for only a few weeks after removal. Within a month's time he was back to cribbing. I am pretty sure …

  7. Buying a cribber: why is it a hard pass? | The Horse Forum

    Jan 27, 2023 · The cribbing went down a lot when his ulcers were treated, gained weight, barley cribs now, but if he eats something with sugar or gets stressed he’ll crib. he’s on a supplement that’s …

  8. Cribbing/wind sucking why? And the use of shock collars....

    May 15, 2013 · Horses begin cribbing for a reason: physical pain or mental stress. If you can fix the problem quickly, you have a better chance of keeping the cribbing from becoming a habit, but the …

  9. Cribbing and pawing? - The Horse Forum

    Jun 1, 2013 · Cribbing isn't a habit- it's a stereotypical behavior.. they dont learn to crib by watchin other horses do it- it's caused by something in their environment being off. I'd say your horse is pretty …

  10. Cribbing Supplements - The Horse Forum

    Nov 9, 2009 · Cribbing has been associated with gastric ulcers. So since the main thing recommended for both horses that crib and horses with ulcers is turnout with free-choice forage that is the place to …