Over the past few years, our dogs have been our constant companions. While we adjusted to working from home they lifted our spirits and gave us much-needed distractions. But as we got into the work-from-home groove we started more easily… Continue Reading →
A good cat is a necessity at every barn; they inexpensively keep the rodents and bugs away and provide much-needed snuggles when you’ve had a hard day! But just like your horses and dogs, they need regular maintenance to ensure… Continue Reading →
When we think about pet care, we typically think about vaccines, heartworm medication, and flea prevention. But we also need to take care of our pet’s feet! Trimmed nails, moisturized paws, and clean feet can help your pet with their overall health. … Continue Reading →
A sport horse at a hunter-jumper horse show, a quarter horse moving cattle on the farm, and a school horse grazing on a very humid day all have one thing in common in the summer. They are SWEATING. When horses… Continue Reading →
Just like humans, dogs can experience allergies that bring them discomfort. Symptoms like watery eyes, constant sneezing, and itchy ears are telltale signs that your canine is suffering from allergies. As dog owners, we always want to make sure our… Continue Reading →
Spring has sprung!…but does your horse have their spring vaccines? The warmer weather probably has you thinking of trail rides with friends or the horse show coming up. Before you head out, make sure your horse is up to date… Continue Reading →
Do you know what’s great about a clean horse? EVERYTHING! Whether you are going to a lesson or preparing to show the judges what you’ve got in the ring, a clean horse is the ultimate power move. Haas has a… Continue Reading →
Cold therapy is a great option whether you are helping your horse stay sound, treating an injury, or dealing with new trauma. Here’s how to use cold therapy to prepare your horse for the show season ahead, and prevent them from… Continue Reading →
When it gets wet and muddy outside, the chance that your horse will develop pastern dermatitis – commonly called scratches, but also known as greasy heel, swamp fever, dew poisoning, or mud rash – increases dramatically. At the least, pastern… Continue Reading →
After the 5 AM flat school, multiple warm-up jumps, and an entire division or two, you and your horse are exhausted. But like a human athlete, horses do their best with proper warm-up and cool-down routines. Before you jump into your… Continue Reading →
The sun goes down early, the grass has lost its color, and, as you know, the snow is just around the corner. Meaning fireplaces, hot chocolate, and evenings stuck inside with or without a COVID-19 vaccine. But it also means… Continue Reading →
The tail is one of those things that most horse owners really want to preserve. One way to do that is to make sure it’s clean, tangle-free, and well maintained. Every tail, no matter the horse, will need a good shampoo… Continue Reading →
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