rain

With the arrival of spring, comes lots of rain. This season can be very wet, depending on where you live. Most are familiar with the various conditions that horses can get from the wet weather. They range from skin fungus to hoof infections! It can be tricky to know whether you should turnout your horse...

Temperatures plummeted into the negatives across the nation. With the wind chill, it’s beyond cold! Horse owners rushed to local tack stores to grab blankets and heated water blankets. The big question on everyone’s mind,”Is my horse cold?”. Signs Your Horse Is Cold If you notice any of these indictors, then it’s time to take...

Fall is finally here, and so is the rainy season! The only thing worse than being stuck in the rain is being stuck in an ugly coat. We can’t make the rain go away, but we can make sure you’re staying warm and in style with a few of our fav raincoats! Carmel Waterproof Breathable...

For most riders, a rainy day means no riding. Some are fortunate to have an indoor, but the rest will have to get creative and find other ways to enjoy their horse. There are actually plenty of fun activities that don’t require leaving the barn! Rainy Day Activities at the Barn Give them a long...

The weeks between winter and spring can be very hard on horse owners. They’re filled with lots of mud! Snow melts and the ground unfreezes leaving behind a swampy mess. You’re probably wondering how most deal with these unfortunate conditions. Coping with Mud A recent survey was asked on the Facebook group, Horse Barns: Plans,...

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...

The cold, snowy days of winter are upon us! Some horses will need a blanket in order to stay dry and warm. If your horse is one of those, then you’ll want to check out these stylish western-themed blankets. They’ll speak to the cowgirl in you! Winter Horse Blankets Got to love this turquoise Navajo...

Both casual and competitive riders choose to use tail bags for a number of reasons. They keep the horse’s tail protected! In muddy fall and winter months, your horse’s tail may drag or get rolled in dirt and muck. It’s best to shield it. Furthermore, when you take off the lycra or cotton bag, you’ll...