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Allergy Relief for Horses: Why Choose Haygain Steamed Hay?

Horses are naturally exposed to various airborne particles, including dust, mold spores, and bacteria, which can lead to respiratory issues and allergies. Traditional methods like soaking hay aim to reduce these irritants. However, these methods often fall short and may… Continue Reading →

Hot Oiling for Horses: Revitalize Your Horse’s Coat and Skin

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Have you been thinking about hot oiling your horse, but you’re not sure where to start? Hot oiling is a technique used by professionals to achieve a healthy, glossy shine in their horse’s skin and coat. It’s especially helpful during… Continue Reading →

Horse First Aid Kits: Must-Have Items for Every Equine Emergency

As much as we try to avoid them, being prepared for emergencies is crucial for any horse owner. As smart as they may be, horses somehow manage to put themselves in situations that, every once in a while, will require… Continue Reading →

6 Tips to Keep Your Show Horse Happy

As competition season ramps up, many of us (and our horses) can experience fatigue from the demands of training and travel. Frequent trips and high-stakes events can lead to physical and mental burnout, which impacts performance and can leave our… Continue Reading →

Mastering the Perfect Quarter Marks on Your Horse

As dedicated equestrians and horse caregivers, we know how important it is to keep your horses’ coats shiny and healthy. That’s why we’re excited to add Hairy Pony to the grooming products lineup available at FarmVet! Hairy Pony creates products… Continue Reading →

How to Prepare Your Horses for Hurricane Season

Hurricane season in the United States officially runs from June 1 to November 30, with peak activity typically occurring from August through October. During this period, coastal states, particularly in the Southeast, are at the highest risk. States like Florida,… Continue Reading →

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