As the days get longer and the temperatures start to rise, it’s time to prepare your horse for the challenges that come with spring and summer.
As the warmer months arrive, many horse owners notice familiar signs of irritation: relentless itching, rubbing on fences, and sore patches along the mane and tail...
When summer rolls around, so do the flies—and if your horse is constantly tossing their head or seeking shelter from the sun, it might be time to invest in a quality fly mask. But with so many and features available, how do you know which one is right for your horse?
With so many horse rug options available, it can be a bit overwhelming to choose the right one. To help simplify things, here’s a quick guide to the most common types of horse rugs used in summer — and when to use them based on the weather.
In this blog, we’ll guide you through the best fly rugs designed specifically for sensitive horses and ponies. From breathable fabrics and seamless designs to UV protection and soft linings, we’ve rounded up top picks that combine comfort, protection, and durability. Say goodbye to constant swishing and stamping—your horse deserves relief, and we’re here to help you find it.
As summer begins to shine with its warm and sunny charm, many of you are likely looking forward to enjoying rides in the sunshine with your equine companion. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at how all that glorious sunlight might be affecting your horse—and what you can do to keep them healthy and content.
In this blog, we discuss three of the most common types of summer horse rugs, and what they are used for…
You’ve cleaned and put away your horse’s winter turnout rugs, and now it’s time for summer sheets, fly rugs and fly masks. But does your horse’s current fly rug tick all the boxes and offer the performance you need?
