rain

This time of year mud can quickly get out of control. It can take over your entire field. Not only does it cover your horse’s legs and hooves, but mud can make it harder for them to walk. Mud-management begins before you even bring a horse to your property. It’s essential you set up your...

Rainy days don’t have to be gloomy, and you don’t have to wear the standard rain boot. These are some of our favorite rain booties and boots for those drizzly days: After you slide on these rain boots (or rain booties), make sure to make sure your horse is prepped for the rain!

Summer is quickly making an exit and fall is on its way! You should expect a few cold, rainy days in the forecast. It’s time to invest in rain sheets for your horses. They’ll keep them warm and dry, no matter what fall throws your way. WeatherBeeta ComFiTec Essential Panda Print Lite Turnout Sheet (Pictured...

So, your horse is taken of… you’ve got the rain sheet or they’re tucked away in their dry stall, but did you prepare yourself for rainy weather? You don’t want to do your barn chores when you’re soaked from the latest downpour. Check out these essentials and add them to your must have list! 1....

Lots of rain usually means muddy horse pastures. It can be hard to avoid, especially in high-traffic areas. Depending on where you live, you may never get a break from mud. The best thing to do is take action against this nasty muck and set up your fields for success! What’s the cure? Geotextile fabric...

Run-ins allow your horse to spend more time where they belong…outside! Most horses are much happier out in a field rather than locked in a stall. However, horse owners often worry about rain, snow, wind, scorching heat, and frigid temperatures. Run-ins offer your horse protection from nasty weather. Check out a few cool designs to...

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...

How do you keep your horse warm and dry in the fall and winter? The answer might just be to blanket them. Many horse owners equip their best friends with an extra layer of protection when the weather turns cold, so make sure you’re using blankets the proper way! 1. Turnout vs. stable blankets: Turnout blankets...