Horse cribbing is a behavioral issue that affects many equine enthusiasts and owners. This compulsive behavior, where a horse grasps a fixed object with its incisors and pulls back while making a characteristic grunting sound, is often associated with stress, boredom, or anxiety. Not only can cribbing lead to physical damage to the horse’s teeth and digestive system, but it can also result in structural damage to stables and fencing. Understanding the complexities surrounding this behavior is essential for horse owners seeking effective solutions to manage and prevent cribbing. While there are numerous methods available to address this issue, one of the more popular approaches involves the use of collars…