Cool fall nights have horse owners reaching for the blanket bin—but does your horse really need a sheet? Before you dress him for that first chilly night, learn why temperature is only part of the equation and what you should consider instead.
The pasture may look tired and summer may be winding down, but that doesn't always mean the grass is safer. Cool nights and sunny days can make fall grazing tricky, especially for easy keepers and horses sensitive to pasture sugars. Here's what to watch for before you pack away the grazing muzzle.
Cribbing has collected plenty of barn wisdom over the years. Will other horses learn it? Does it mean your horse has digestive issues? Do cribbing collars actually help? Let's sort through what we really know about why horses crib, and what owners can actually do about it.
Summer grooming is about more than getting the dust off before you ride. From sweaty coats and dirty brushes to tangled tails, tired fly gear and daily skin checks, a few simple habits can keep your horse comfortable and make your grooming routine work a whole lot better.
And yes, we should probably talk about when you last washed those grooming brushes. 😉
Your riding helmet may look perfectly fine, but appearances don't always tell the whole story. Learn how long a helmet should last, when it needs to be replaced, and the five signs it may be time for a new one.
A shiny coat is more than just good looks—it's a sign of your horse's overall health. Discover eight simple ways to improve coat quality through nutrition, grooming, hydration, exercise, and everyday care.
