Category: Equipment, Feed & Supplies
Horse owners love spoiling their four-legged partners with tasty treats, and fruit is often at the top of the list. However, one fruit that always sparks curiosity is cantaloupe. With its sweet, juicy flavor and refreshing bite, this summertime favorite is irresistible to us. But does it deserve a place in your horse’s diet? In […]
Fresh pasture grass might look perfect for horses, but it poses hidden dangers. Grazing provides important nutrients, exercise, and keeps horses mentally engaged. But grass changes in nutrition throughout the year, so it’s important to keep an eye on how much your horse eats. Weather and seasonal variations can increase sugar and starch levels in […]
Proper hydration is vital for a horse’s well-being. Equines lose electrolytes through sweat and urine during heat or exertion. These ions play a crucial role in supporting fluid balance, nerve function, and muscle contraction. Replacing lost electrolytes prevents dehydration, cramps, and fatigue. Horses low on electrolytes perform poorly and feel weak. This guide will help […]
Orchard grass is a common choice for horse feed because it’s nutritious, tasty, and versatile. It grows well in moderate climates and produces leafy growth that horses like to eat. Orchardgrass hay usually has moderate protein, digestible fiber, and steady energy, making it a dependable option for horse feeding plans. You can feed it as […]
A horse’s skin and coat do more than enhance appearance. They reflect your horse’s health. Regular care keeps your equine partner fit and comfortable. The right shampoo polishes and hydrates the coat, while the wrong one causes dryness and irritation. With numerous horse shampoos available, selecting the right one can be overwhelming. This guide highlights […]
As horse owners, it’s tempting to share bits of garden produce or kitchen scraps with our four-legged companions, especially when they look at us with those eager eyes. But here’s the truth: some vegetables that seem harmless – or even healthy – for humans can actually be dangerous, or even toxic, to horses. This guide […]
Clear communication is central to every good ride. Boot spurs are finely tuned aids that refine a rider’s natural leg cues. When used correctly, they sharpen signals, keep the horse attentive, and add precision to every movement. However, horses need to learn how to respond to leg and voice signals before trying spurs. With the […]
Among the many names in the Western saddle market, Double T Saddles often stand out because of one simple factor: affordability. For horse riders who are just getting started or those who need a saddle without draining their bank account, the brand seems like the perfect option. But, as with most budget-friendly gear, the big […]
Spurs have a long history, dating back to ancient civilizations where warriors and mounted soldiers relied on them for control in battle. Over time, their design evolved, adapting to the needs of different riding styles, from the ornate, jangling rowels of the Spanish vaqueros to the sleek, discreet spurs used in modern dressage arenas. But […]
Beer and horses – sounds like a quirky barnyard myth, doesn’t it? Yet if you’ve been around horse people long enough, you’ve probably heard someone mention giving their horse a bottle of Guinness after a hot day’s work. Or adding a splash of beer to the water bucket on the road. It sparks an immediate […]