Winter blanketing is a lifesaver for keeping horses warm and comfortable, but it can come with an unwelcome side effect: blanket rubs. Shoulder sores, mane breakage, and rubbed withers are common issues throughout the colder months, especially for horses who… Continue Reading →
As we head into the season of gratitude, it’s the perfect time to appreciate not only our horses but also the products that make caring for them a little easier, cleaner, and more rewarding. From grooming gear to digestive support… Continue Reading →
Silver has long been recognized for its potent antimicrobial properties, making it a valuable tool in equine health care. EquiFit’s AgSilver line harnesses the power of ionic silver to combat bacteria, fungi, and other pathogens that can affect your horse’s… Continue Reading →
Spring is on its way, and it’s the perfect time to refresh your equestrian gear, from tack to grooming tools and everything in between. Whether you’re an avid competitor or enjoy leisurely rides, having the right supplies can elevate your… Continue Reading →
One of the best (and simplest) therapies for recovery is ice. Cooling down sore muscles, tendons, and ligaments helps reduce inflammation and improve circulation, allowing the body to heal more efficiently. Owning a pair of ice boots is a must… Continue Reading →
You had a great day with your horse yesterday – everything clicked in your lesson, and you come to the barn excited for your next ride to continue the progression. You pull your horse out of his stall, and oh… Continue Reading →
There’s a chilly breeze in the air and indoor shows are starting up again – which means it’s time to gear up for the season to come. The summer flew by and suddenly it’s time to get prepared for dropping… Continue Reading →
With winter (blanketing season) in full swing, many people start to worry about their horse developing uncomfortable blanket rubs. Chafing along the withers and across the chest can leave painful and unsightly rubs on your horse’s skin. This can be… Continue Reading →
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