As the seasons change, so does your horse’s forage. When pasture growth begins to slow down, many horse owners start increasing hay to help maintain a consistent source of fiber. While this may seem like a simple switch, a horse’s… Continue Reading →
As temperatures cool and summer winds down, fall is a good time to take a closer look at your horse’s vaccination schedule. Whether your horse is heading into the winter show circuit, traveling to new facilities, or simply settling into… Continue Reading →
When spring and fall roll around, so does deworming season. But with so many products and compounds available, choosing the right one for your horse can feel overwhelming. The good news? You don’t have to guess. Modern parasite control is… Continue Reading →
If you’ve ever noticed clusters of tiny yellow or cream-colored specks stuck to your horse’s hair, you may have wondered what they are. Those stubborn little spots are likely bot fly eggs, and while they may be unsightly, they’re also… Continue Reading →
Water is the most important nutrient in your horse’s diet, yet it’s often the one that’s easiest to overlook. Most horses have constant access to fresh water, but that doesn’t always mean they’re drinking enough. Hot weather, exercise, hauling, competitions,… Continue Reading →
If your horse seems to lose weight, muscle, or overall bloom every summer, you’re not imagining it. While many owners expect horses to thrive on lush pasture and longer days, summer can actually be one of the most demanding times… Continue Reading →
Long summer days might mean more time in the saddle, but for horses dealing with sweet itch, it can also mean relentless discomfort. Also known as summer itch or insect bite hypersensitivity, sweet itch is a seasonal battle that many… Continue Reading →
As summer heats up, keeping your horse cool and comfortable becomes essential, not just for performance but for overall well-being. Horses can struggle to regulate body temperature during hot and humid weather. Cold therapy helps reduce inflammation, support recovery after… Continue Reading →
When summer temperatures rise, many horse owners focus on keeping their horses cool and comfortable. But heat stress in horses is far more complex than simply overheating after exercise. It is a whole-body physiological challenge that can affect hydration, digestion,… Continue Reading →
Spring is here, and with it comes longer rides, show season prep, and a much-needed reset for your tack room. If you’ve followed our guide on How to Properly Care for Your Tack this Winter, you’re in good shape. But… Continue Reading →
Choosing the best fly spray for your horse isn’t just about grabbing whatever is on sale. It’s about matching the formula to your horse’s workload, environment, and sensitivity. From humid summers to dry, dusty arenas, different conditions call for different… Continue Reading →
Spring pasture is one of the best parts of horse ownership, but it can also be one of the most dangerous. As grass comes in lush and sugar-rich, many horses, especially easy keepers, are at risk for weight gain, metabolic… Continue Reading →
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