Holy moly sunny! I know he feels so so much better now! Your such a sweet and kind person to help all these beautiful horses. They are so lucky to have you! As my gram always said it's a crap job but somebody has to do it. And I'm sure all these animals are glad that someone is you!
It is but that why the owner can hire a professional if they don't feel comfortable doing it. Also as she stated in the video she cleaned sunny a year ago. Most horses should have a thorough sheath cleaning every 6-12 months. So as the owner having him cleaned again in a year is right.
It must not be stopping them up much. I bought an old gelding once who had never been cleaned. His bean was very large. But he always peed fine, good flow. Wild horses certainly are never cleaned. They don’t have common urinary problems. They aren’t bedded on shavings though…
@@janeregan2930 I don’t know. It just seems like horses that run wild on natural turf don’t have problems? Who knows. But horses stalled for long periods on shavings would be exposed to rolling on dry flakes. Just a theory. I’m just guessing.
Wow ….. I just thought everyone knew that you have to clean their sheaths ….. I do ours every 6 months bc it just gets way too dirty for once a year!!!
@@jacquelyngravina1169 Thank you for the reply. I ended up doing some research into it and it’s very interesting. I had never heard of that happening but we never had geldings either. Apparently it’s more common in geldings. Still crazy though.
@@jacquelyngravina1169 No, it’s not smegma “around the penis”. It is hard dirt urine and minerals inside the actual urethra. Smegma forms as a goopy film in the sheath. Once one cleans the sheath they must chase the pee hole up and carefully remove the bean.
It took me at least 3 of these cleaning videos to realize that you were taking these out of there sheath it makes me imagin and thank the lord that this doesn’t happen to human cus imagin that a man had to clean these out Of a man every once in awhile it would be horrific
It generally doesn’t cause pain or major discomfort. Most geldings have their sheath cleaned once or twice a year, so it’s usually done at each checkup.
Not really- in the wild there aren’t geldings. When stallions breed, the smegma tends to get pulled out and thus they don’t generally form beans. It can still happen, but not often
@@xx1BONES1xx also,do animals in the wild get arthritis,cancer and urinary tract infection or is it just our pets because of the manufactured food we feed them.
@@drcokepepper arthritis doesn’t tend to appear that often in the wild due to older animals being eaten before they get to the age where that happens. UTI’s happen regardless of diet. Cancer is also a known thing in the wild; and even sharks get it contrary to popular myth. Has nothing to do with their diets.
@@paleoclipper6771 thanks for the info although just as ingredients in human food sometimes cause illnesses over a long term of use I also still think crap ingredients in our pet food can also cause them to get certain illnesses or cancers too.
They normally don’t form in the wild because there aren’t geldings in the wild. Stallions don’t generally form beans- the smegma that would get stuck up in there is removed during mating. It’s not unheard of though.
@@alienc Usually, around the penis, not in. It’s a combo of dried skin, sweat, urine, semen. Humans get it as well, but we clean ourselves so you never notice.
Holy moly sunny! I know he feels so so much better now! Your such a sweet and kind person to help all these beautiful horses. They are so lucky to have you! As my gram always said it's a crap job but somebody has to do it. And I'm sure all these animals are glad that someone is you!
Awwww poor Sunny! I’m so glad horsey got relief!!!
Wow! Never knew they could get that big. Bet he feels A lot better!
Holy cow! I bet Sonny, sure is going to feel better. Thanks for doing these videos! ❤
Wow!! What a find! Sonny has gotta be feeling better.
I love these videos! I bet this guy is so relieved now thanks to you!!
"You never know what you'll find until you go up into a horse" 😳
Yes they do need to be checked a lot and I’m happy for sonny the bean could be one of the reasons why they kick because they are in discomfort
WHAT IS A BEEEAAN??!!
Sunny is amazed!!!!!!
He looks so sad. ❤❤❤
Poor fella pissed for twenty minutes after filming stopped
his edging spree for 12months has finally ended
My pee pee hurts now!!!😳
This is something I would have rather stayed ignorant about
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Isn't it up to the owner to ensure he's cleaned regularly?
It is but that why the owner can hire a professional if they don't feel comfortable doing it. Also as she stated in the video she cleaned sunny a year ago. Most horses should have a thorough sheath cleaning every 6-12 months. So as the owner having him cleaned again in a year is right.
@Braxton. Some gelding owners get their animals cleaned much more frequently than once - twice per year (contrary to your explanation).
If you owned a horse would you not know to check for beans regularly? How long does it take a bean to get this big??
Sonny is gonna pee like a race horse!
“Go up in a horse”
Uhhh alright
It must not be stopping them up much. I bought an old gelding once who had never been cleaned. His bean was very large. But he always peed fine, good flow. Wild horses certainly are never cleaned. They don’t have common urinary problems. They aren’t bedded on shavings though…
Is that what causes a bean ?
@@janeregan2930 I don’t know. It just seems like horses that run wild on natural turf don’t have problems? Who knows. But horses stalled for long periods on shavings would be exposed to rolling on dry flakes. Just a theory. I’m just guessing.
@@barbarabrown9269 thanks 🙏
@@barbarabrown9269 it’s because they don’t mate for long periods of time while wild horses easily can
Wild horses aren’t gelded..and they regularly breed mares…which “cleans” them.
Wow ….. I just thought everyone knew that you have to clean their sheaths ….. I do ours every 6 months bc it just gets way too dirty for once a year!!!
Wait wait wait. So... where do these “beans” come from? What body part did you reach into the retrieve these beans? 🤔
It’s from around the penis. Sometimes called smegma. Can be very uncomfortable.
@@jacquelyngravina1169 Thank you for the reply. I ended up doing some research into it and it’s very interesting. I had never heard of that happening but we never had geldings either. Apparently it’s more common in geldings. Still crazy though.
Wikd hirse dont have this problem because they are breeding and mating
@@jacquelyngravina1169 No, it’s not smegma “around the penis”. It is hard dirt urine and minerals inside the actual urethra. Smegma forms as a goopy film in the sheath. Once one cleans the sheath they must chase the pee hole up and carefully remove the bean.
@@barbarabrown9269 Thank you, Barbara. I was close, lol
I would have it cast in resin and use it as a paper weight.
What do they smell like?
do you flush it with water to get the remaining debris? i feel like leaving anything would make it comeback faster
This woman does great work taking care of horses but damn does she like to hear herself talk
He looks embarrassed.....
Can't hear a word she said
Do those hurt the horse or hinder urinating?
Did you atleast give him some pain meds? Wow!
What causes a " horse bean " and how do you prevent it ?
It’s dried sweat, skin, urine, sometimes semen. You can’t prevent, but if you check every few months, it won’t get this bad.
What sheath cleaner do you use?
It took me at least 3 of these cleaning videos to realize that you were taking these out of there sheath it makes me imagin and thank the lord that this doesn’t happen to human cus imagin that a man had to clean these out Of a man every once in awhile it would be horrific
Wait, where was that thing
What is horse bean? Can anyone please explain it to me? Thank you
You noticed this "a couple of weeks ago" .... i don't know much about horses but come on. You should have gone to the vet a.s.a.p. not waited weeks
It generally doesn’t cause pain or major discomfort. Most geldings have their sheath cleaned once or twice a year, so it’s usually done at each checkup.
@@xx1BONES1xx i guess I'm being too sensitive. I dont know much about horses but if this was my cat or dog, I'd make an appointment within 24hours
@@xx1BONES1xx. Some horse owners get their animals cleaned much more frequently than once - twice per year (contrary to your explanation).
do wild horses have this problem too?
Not really- in the wild there aren’t geldings. When stallions breed, the smegma tends to get pulled out and thus they don’t generally form beans. It can still happen, but not often
No.
@@xx1BONES1xx also,do animals in the wild get arthritis,cancer and urinary tract infection or is it just our pets because of the manufactured food we feed them.
@@drcokepepper arthritis doesn’t tend to appear that often in the wild due to older animals being eaten before they get to the age where that happens. UTI’s happen regardless of diet. Cancer is also a known thing in the wild; and even sharks get it contrary to popular myth. Has nothing to do with their diets.
@@paleoclipper6771 thanks for the info although just as ingredients in human food sometimes cause illnesses over a long term of use I also still think crap ingredients in our pet food can also cause them to get certain illnesses or cancers too.
What does wild horse do???
So what happens to this bean in the wild?
They normally don’t form in the wild because there aren’t geldings in the wild. Stallions don’t generally form beans- the smegma that would get stuck up in there is removed during mating.
It’s not unheard of though.
😬 my junk hurts just looking at them
Does it stink?
Is that like a kidney stone for a horse?
Nope. A horse bean is much grosser. It’s a ball of solidified smegma.
@@kiddfaith4397 next question what is smegma
@@alienc Usually, around the penis, not in. It’s a combo of dried skin, sweat, urine, semen. Humans get it as well, but we clean ourselves so you never notice.
You sick fricks
jesus christ! omg
are these like kidney stones?
Nope it's a form of smegma humans get it too the only other word I know for it it is rim cheese.
No, forms around the penis. Can be from sweat, urine, semen. Called smegma.
imagine the smell🤢omggg