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Let’s bust some winter hoof care myths. This inaccurate information has been circulating for far too long! You may have heard it from your barn buddy or neighbor, but that doesn’t make it a fact. Your horse and farrier will be much happier if you know the facts! Hoof Care Myths #1 You should automatically...

Every horse owner has to decide shoes or barefoot. There are pros and cons that need to be considered for both. Additionally, each horse should be treated as an individual with their unique needs met. Many horse folks are in favor of barefoot trims, as they’re natural and more holistic. Check out these additional benefits!...

Natural, organic living is everywhere in our modern society. It’s no mystery the concept has filtered into the horse world. Your domesticated horse may have trouble living like their wild ancestors, but there are some natural alternatives you can incorporate to make them happier and healthier. Follow These Steps to Natural Horse Care Turn out...

It can take lots of searching to find the perfect saddle, and treeless saddles are no different. With so many on the market, it can be hard to know which brand or model to even consider. Don’t sacrifice quality and fit when buying a new treeless saddle. That’s why you should consider these top brands...

Hoof boots fit onto the hooves of barefoot horses. Much like hiking boots for people, these protective shoes help your horse avoid chips and cracks when out in the arena or on the trail. They are great for tender feet or those who just lost a shoe. With many styles on the market, you have...

The hooves of a horse are, without a doubt, extremely important. Good hoof health begins by addressing your horse’s entire lifestyle. I’m sure we’ve all come across a horse that has cracked or chipped feet, perhaps even laminitis or navicular. Trimming or shoeing a horse is just a temporary fix to a much deeper problem. Take a look at...

The hooves of a horse are without a doubt extremely important. Good hoof health begins by addressing your horse’s entire lifestyle. I’m sure we’ve all come across a horse that has cracked or chipped feet, perhaps even laminitis or navicular. Trimming or shoeing a horse is just a temporary fix to a much deeper problem. Take a look at...