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Who doesn’t love a little TLC? And for this young foal, the horse breakfast in bed does the trick. She sits up for her favorite breakfast meal with her frizzy bed hair. This foal is on stall rest because she injured her leg but is making the best of its comfort. People tend to forget … Read more

You know that moment when you’re loading your horse for a trip and they hesitate at the trailer door, ears flicking, foot tapping—and you wonder, “Did I forget something? Is the trailer ready? Will they drink on the road?” If you’ve been there, you’re not alone. In tier-one countries like the US, UK, Canada, Australia, … Read more

The truth? Learning how to prepare your horse for winter properly is one of the most important responsibilities you’ll have as a horse owner during cold months. Horses are naturally equipped for cold weather—they grow thick coats, burn more calories for heat, and have incredible insulation. But that doesn’t mean they’re invincible. Without proper preparation, horses can … Read more

When you first buy a horse, you’re dreaming of sunlit trail rides and perfect dressage circles, not staring at a calendar wondering if you forgot to schedule that tetanus shot. You’re excited about your new partner, you’re nervous about all the responsibilities, and you’re definitely wondering if that “core vaccine” your vet mentioned is actually … Read more

Picture this: You walk into a pasture and see three horses grazing. One horse casually nudges another away from the best patch of grass. The third horse flicks its tail and moves to a different spot without a fight. No drama, no screaming—just a quiet, efficient system at work. If you’ve ever wondered why your … Read more

How to get rid of horse flies? How to prevent horsefly bites? It’s summer, it’s hot, and the days are long, but all this amazingness is blighted by horseflies biting you and your horses. I experience the same problem as you and have found some great ways to deal with horseflies and treat their bites. … Read more

You know that moment when your horse clocks into the arena with you, ears forward for the first two minutes, then suddenly drags, sighs, and starts looking at the gate like it’s a five-star exit sign? Or maybe they’re fine on the trail until a deep patch of mud or a sudden slope turns them … Read more

You know that moment when the sky turns that heavy summer gray, the air gets thick, and your horse suddenly slows on the trail, tongue out, ears a bit dull—and you wonder, “Is it the heat? The humidity? Did I push too hard?” Or maybe it’s a bitter winter morning, your horse’s coat is puffed … Read more

Horses like to be out in the field and so do cows. So, should you keep them together harsher to keep them separate? Here’s what you need to know. Do Cows And Horses Get Along? You can normally pasture cows and horses together. Horses like having some company and cows are better than no company. … Read more

We all know that horses are really great jumpers, so how do you keep them inside the fence? Let’s take a look at what you need to do here. Do Horses Jump Over Fences? Generally, a horse will not jump over the fence when it’s inside fencing. It will respect the fence and only try … Read more