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Depending on where you live, the rain has been relentless lately. Your horse may be at risk for rain rot, which is a bacterial skin disease that causes crusty scabs. The treatment can get expensive with store-bought products. Luckily, there are a few home remedies you can try first! Treating Rain Rot First, try to...

Rain and mud can really wreck havoc on your farm! No one wants their horse standing in those nasty conditions all day long. It puts them at risk for mud fever! This skin condition makes your horse’s pastern and heel area inflamed and scabby. How Can You Prevent Mud Fever Good field management can go...

You may be familiar with the mouthwash, Listerine. It’s a powerful antiseptic that kills germs and bad breath. Did you know it’s also helpful around the barn? It can even be used directly on your horse! Listerine is affordable and easy to find, which makes it very practical to use. You won’t believe how helpful...

Depending on where you live, you might be experiencing a lot of rain! The previous year has been one of the wettest on record! Rainy weather can definitely impact your turnout schedule. It can be hard to know whether your horse should be stalled or free to roam. Assess the Individual Each horse is different...

The fields are muddy and it’s been raining non-stop! You better keep a outlook for bacteria. Scratches, a common skin condition seen in horses, is quick to attack when the weather is muddy, rainy, windy, and cold. The natural oils of the skin are stripped from the harsh conditions. Find out how you can fight...

Most horse owners are somewhat familiar with Mane Tail and Groom (M-T-G). It’s a product that is either loved instantly or found to be less than favorable. The reality, is that bacterial and fungus related skin conditions are no fun to deal with. On your search for a solution, you’ll probably want to give this...

There’s nothing more unsightly than white flakes of dandruff clustered throughout your horse’s mane! This dry condition can be itchy and uncomfortable for them on top of it. Some may be more prone to these flakes of dead skin than others. You can put an end to dandruff with some extra care and attention. First, make...