dust

Grooming wipes can be a lifesaver at shows or even for everyday usage around the barn. They collect dust, dirt, and grass stains from your horse, tack, and boots. They’ll also leave a shine behind! While you can purchase wipes at tack stores, they can get pricey. Why not make your own! This recipe is...

The grass is disappearing and you have a few bales of last year’s old hay sitting in your loft. Should you feed it to your horse? Before you throw away hay that’s a year or two old, do some research. It might actually be completely fine to feed to your horse. You’ll have to thoroughly...

It’s that season again, the one with those pesky flies that’ll drive you and your horse crazy. Why not get some amusement out of it with these hilarious fly masks. Your horse will not only entertain you, but also be protected. Find one that fits their personality and let them be the comedic star of the barn!...

Most riders and horse owners have experienced dusty barns and riding arenas at some point. A thick dust cloud is kicked up and than the coughing begins. The weather isn’t always to blame, but dry, summer days don’t help the situation. What’s more, these sand and dirt particles could seriously affect your horse’s health. It’s...