Everyday Ethology
Welcome to the New Home of Everyday Ethology
Everyday Ethology began as a column shaped by the animals we work with, the people who care for them and the insights that arise between wild and domestic worlds. This new home allows the writing to grow grounded in curiosity, care and openness.
You’ll find updated favorites, new articles, guest voices and ‘Quick Reads’ which are short reflections meant to encourage noticing.
We hope these pieces spark ideas of your own. Your observations and experiences might offer perspectives that help others and we welcome you to share them.
What Do You Feed a Horse Who Was Bred to Eat Nothing?
Having spent my childhood in the Middle East, working with clients in the region now brings me a sense of reconnection. The bond between horses and humans in the Arabian world spans thousands of years, deeply embedded in tradition.