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Cold Weather Hydration Tips for Horses

When temperatures drop, it’s easy to focus on blanketing, feeding, and shelter. But one of the most important (and often overlooked) parts of winter horse care is hydration. Just because your horse isn’t sweating in the summer heat doesn’t mean… Continue Reading →

A Guide to MagnaWave Horse Therapy Attachments

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MagnaWave PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) therapy has become a favorite tool for equine wellness among riders, trainers, and equine professionals. This technology helps promote relaxation, recovery, and overall performance by using gentle electromagnetic pulses that encourage circulation and cellular activity…. Continue Reading →

How Does Vitamin E Help Horses?

Vitamin E is one of the most important nutrients for keeping horses healthy, strong, and performing at their best. It supports everything from muscle and nerve function to immune health and overall bodily function. However, many horses don’t get enough… Continue Reading →

Fall Hoof Guide: Navigating Moisture, Mud & Nutrition

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The cool fall weather brings more than just bright leaves and crisp air. It also brings challenges for your horse’s hooves. As the climate shifts from wet to dry and back again, the constant cycle creates ideal conditions for infections… Continue Reading →

Are One K Helmets Safe? What Riders Should Know

As riders, we all want gear that’s stylish, comfortable, and above all, safe. When it comes to choosing your helmet, picking the right model, ensuring a good fit, and replacing it when needed are all things that will impact the… Continue Reading →

What Is EPM in Horses? Signs, Causes, and Treatments  

Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis, more commonly known as EPM, is a neurological disease that can be both alarming and debilitating for horses. It’s a condition every horse owner should be familiar with, not only to recognize the signs early but also… Continue Reading →

Hot Oil Rub 101: Pro Tips for Soft, Shiny Coats

Want to unlock the secret to a silky, show-ready coat? Or does your horse have some inconsistent skin issues that could use a little extra attention? In this special collaboration with FarmVet, professional hunter-jumper trainer Kelly Jennings of Cellar Door Farm walks… Continue Reading →

Turn Up the Heat: How to Add Energy to Your Dull Horse

Has the sweltering summer weather started to take a toll on your horse’s competitive edge? Is your horse lacking responsiveness under saddle? While a laid-back temperament has its perks, working with a horse that feels sluggish, unmotivated, or inattentive can… Continue Reading →

A Horse Owner’s Survival Guide to Sweet Itch

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 →

Sand Colic in Horses: Signs, Causes & Prevention

Sand colic is one of the more preventable forms of colic in horses, but also one of the easiest to overlook. Whether your horse lives in a dry paddock or grazes in sandy soil, the risk of ingesting sand and… Continue Reading →

Hot Weather Heroes: Best Cooling Gear for Your Horse

As summer heats up, keeping your horse cool and comfortable becomes essential, not just for performance but for overall well-being. Cold therapy is a staple in equestrian care, offering benefits ranging from reduced inflammation to enhanced recovery. In the hotter… Continue Reading →

Top Tips for Trailering Horses in the Heat

Summertime means longer days, trail rides, and of course, show season! However, it also means rising temperatures, which can become very dangerous to our equine partners, especially when it comes to transporting them. High temperatures, poor ventilation, and the stress… Continue Reading →

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