Selling a horse can often feel overwhelming—between deciding on the right time to sell, how much to sell for, and how to market, there are a lot of factors to consider. Ultimately, if you take the time to represent your...
As equestrians, we know the tack room is the heart of the stable. It holds everything we need to care for our horses and enjoy our rides — but it can also become a chaotic catch-all, especially after a long, messy winter. With spring in full swing and show season just around the corner, there's no better time to give this vital space the attention it deserves.
Whether you’re prepping for pony camp, gearing up for eventing season, or just enjoying more daylight in the saddle, a clean, organized tack room sets the tone for a smooth and stress-free spring and summer.
Don’t Let Ticks Take the Reins: How to Protect Your Horses and Dogs This Season
As warmer weather draws us—and our animals—outside, tick season comes right along with it. Tiny but dangerous, deer ticks can carry a host of harmful diseases that affect not just humans, but our beloved horses and dogs as well. From Lyme disease to anaplasmosis, the consequences of a single tick bite can be long-lasting and costly.
In this blog, we’ll break down the most common tick-borne illnesses that impact animals, share the telltale symptoms to watch for, and highlight the best daily prevention practices. Whether you’re trail riding, working around the barn, or walking your pup through tall grass, this guide will help you keep every member of your barn family—two-legged and four—safe and healthy.
Understanding Thrush in Horses: Causes, Symptoms & Remedies If you've spent any time around horses, chances are you've encountered—or at least heard of—thrush. This common hoof condition can sneak up quietly but cause discomfort, lameness, and long-term hoof issues if...
Fiber fermentation in the hindgut provides the horse with energy to grow, work, and play. The fiber fraction of a horse’s diet typically comes from pasture or hay.
Understanding EHV-1, its symptoms, transmission, prevention, and treatment is critical in mitigating its impact.
