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Different Types of Clips: Which is Best for Your Horse Why Do We Clip Horses? As the seasons change, horses naturally grow thick winter coats to stay warm and insulated during colder months. While essential for wild horses, this dense coat can pose challenges for domesticated horses that are exercised regularly. A thick coat can cause overheating during work, and moisture trapped in the hair increases the risk of chills, potentially leading to...

Boredom Busters for Stabled Horses: How to Keep Your Horse Happy in the Stable this Winter The UK has experienced particularly wet winters in recent years, making turnout for horses more difficult. When daily turnout isn't possible, due to inclement weather or the need for box rest after an injury, keeping your horse entertained and content can be challenging. In these situations, providing sufficient mental and physical enrichment becomes esse...

Best Overreach Boots for Turnout: Protect Your Horse with the Top Choices Overreach boots, commonly referred to as bell boots due to their bell-shaped design, were not initially created specifically for turnout purposes. However, they have rapidly become an essential item for many horses during turnout. These boots encase the horse's soft heel bulb, offering protection from injuries and reducing the risk of pulling a shoe. Discover ho...

Horse First Aid Kit Horse owners understand that their equine companions are naturally accident-prone. Horse accidents often occur at the most inconvenient times, such as right before a holiday or early in the morning before work. For your horse's safety and your peace of mind, it is essential to always have a well-stocked Horse First Aid Kit.What to Keep in a Horse’s First Aid Kit Here are some basic essentials that all horse owner...

AGEING! Whether we like it or not, it's a fact of life, and it happens to us all. But, thanks to improved veterinary care and an abundance of helpful information at our fingertips, our horses are living longer than their predecessors. More horses are living into their 30s, and with one year of a horse's life equating to approximately three human years, that's a ripe old age of 90! It is essential to manage the health of your...