Cashel Crusader Fly Mask
The Crusader Fly Mask is the comfortable, durable, safe fly solution! Made with soft, breathable nylon micromesh, our patented three hole cap design...
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That tired-looking fall pasture may have more going on than you think. Cool nights and sunny days can make grazing tricky for easy keepers and horses sensitive to pasture sugars. Before you pack away the grazing muzzle, find out what to watch for this fall.
Some things are worth checking before there's a problem. Your riding helmet may look perfectly fine, but age, impacts and changes in fit can tell a different story. Here's how to know when it may be time for a replacement.
It's one of the most common questions we hear in the shop. If you've ever wondered whether your riding helmet is still safe, this week's blog explains what to look for, when it's time to replace it, and why a proper fit matters just as much as the helmet itself.
Horse care changes with the seasons, and so do the questions riders ask. Here are a few of our favorite articles to help you and your horse make the most of summer.
By August, summer has usually taken its toll on both horses and grooming totes. Our Summer Grooming Guide covers the little things worth checking now, from sweaty coats and dirty brushes to tangled tails, tired fly gear and daily skin checks.
Summer is tough on your horse's coat. Sun, sweat, dust, frequent baths, and flies can all take their toll. Our newest blog shares eight practical ways to improve coat quality through better nutrition, hydration, grooming, and everyday care—helping your horse look and feel their best all season long.
Spring riding and turnout bring plenty to enjoy, but they also bring ticks. Learn where they hide, signs to watch for, and simple habits that can help protect horses, dogs, and barn life this season.
From sprays that last through sweat and rain to lightweight fly sheets and masks your horse can wear all day, we've rounded up everything you need to get through fly season without losing your mind — or your horse's good mood.
The Crusader Fly Mask is the comfortable, durable, safe fly solution! Made with soft, breathable nylon micromesh, our patented three hole cap design...
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You can't seal your horse in a fly-free zone, but Endure® Sweat-Resistant Fly Spray for Horses is the next-best option. Its unique formula keeps...
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Insecticide and repellent for use on horses ponies foals and in horse barns and stables Repels and kills stable horse face deer house and horn fli...
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Repels and kills six fly species mosquitoes gnats flea and ticks Water based formula Made in the usa Active Ingredients: Pyrethrins-0.05%/Piper...
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For dogs horses and ponies to treat superficial wounds abrasions sores and scratches Protects wounds open sores scratches and abrasions from dirt ...
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FlyGuard Pro Fine Mesh Fly Mask With Ears offer protection against the smallest of flies and midges. Fine mesh allows free flow of air and enables ...
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Economical protection from biting and bloodsucking flies gnats and mosquitoes Repels horn flies house flies stable flies horse and deer flies Kill...
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Ideal for sensitive horses, these fine mesh fly masks are lifted away from the face by a combination of reinforced darts and fleecy seam padding fo...
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Cashel Quiet-Ride Fly Mask With the same design and quality as the Cashel Crusader pasture fly mask, the Quiet-Ride™ is sheer and translucent to al...
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For use on horses ponies and foals Combines citronella with other botanicals to form an exclusive blend of essential oils Water-based formula has ...
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Fall grass isn't as harmless as it looks. Once the nights turn cool, pasture sugar can climb right back to spring levels, and it catches a lot of owners off guard because the grass looks tired instead of dangerous. This collection covers what actually helps: grazing muzzles in every size and style we carry, ration balancers and metabolic supplements for horses on reduced turnout, slow-feed hay nets to stretch out what they do get, and a few tools for keeping tabs on a horse's condition through the season. If you've got an easy keeper, a pony, or a horse with a history of laminitis, this is where to start.
This item is available for in-store pickup only. McCauley’s M30® is a highly palatable, pelleted nutritional supplement designed to meet or exceed ...
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This Flexible Filly slow feed grazing horse muzzle is unlike the typical cage-like apparatus of the past. Thinline designed this to be softer, ligh...
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Daily Gold Stress Relief Supplement For Horses provides hydration, stress relief, ulcer relief and digestion detox Hydrated Sodium Calcium Alumin...
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Healthly Equine Insulin Rescue Organical? Is this your horse?Chronic sore feet, rotation on x-ray, Can’t be on pasture, cresty neck, on Cushing’s ...
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First and best Magnesium/Chromium product on the market for more than 20 years Supports normal glucose metabolism for horses with IR Cushings or ...
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Attaches to any breakaway halter Reduces food intake yet allows your horse to graze naturally Horse can drink naturally Durable reinforced rubber ...
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Combines a grazing muzzle and a breakaway halter all-in-one Design utilizes a plastic side-release buckle as its breakaway feature Comes with a sp...
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The Greedy Feeder Hay Net will slow your greedy eater down for better digestion and extended stable activity. The very small holes of these Shires ...
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Fully adjustable for the perfect fit, the Deluxe Comfort Grazing Muzzle has been proven to assist with controlled eating regimens whether for diet ...
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This nylon web muzzle/halter combination controls over-eating by limiting intake through the small opening at the bottom. Large holes in the front ...
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