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Category: Equipment, Feed & Supplies

Jul 09
Is Glue Made From Horses?

Ever heard the saying, “Put out to pasture?” Turns out, not all horses get that luxury. Some end up in a sticky situation—literally.  Yep, we’re talking glue. The stuff you used in school might have a surprising past. But don’t worry, it’s not as grim as it sounds. Glue has a fascinating history. It goes […]

Jul 06
How to Measure a Horse for a Western Saddle

Ever tried squeezing into jeans that just won’t zip? That’s how your horse feels with a poorly fitted saddle. Ensuring your horse has the perfect saddle fit isn’t just about comfort. It’s crucial for their health and performance.  Whether you’re a trail boss or a rodeo star, getting those measurements right can make all the […]

Jul 05
Parts of a Saddle: Western and English Saddles

A saddle is an essential piece of equipment for horseback riding. It provides comfort and support for both the rider and the horse. Each part of a saddle plays a specific role in ensuring safety, balance, and control during a ride. Understanding these parts can help you choose the right saddle and care for it […]

Jul 04
How to Get Rid of Horse Flies in 7 Easy Ways

Horse flies can turn peaceful moments into battles of frustration. Their bites aren’t just irritating for you—they cause misery for your animals too. These relentless pests invade gardens, ruin picnics, and trouble horses, leaving everyone on edge. But you don’t have to endure their buzzing tyranny any longer. It’s time to take control and send […]

Jun 13
How to Wash Horse Blankets

Did you know improperly washed horse blankets can harbor harmful bacteria? As an equestrian expert, I’ve seen the effects of neglecting proper blanket care. Your horse deserves clean, comfortable gear, and so do you. In this guide, I’ll show you how to wash horse blankets effectively, ensuring they remain fresh and durable. We’ll cover the […]

Jun 13
Best Fly Spray for Horses

Flies. Those tiny, winged nuisances that turn a peaceful pasture into a battleground. They buzz, they bite, and they drive your horse mad.  You know the drill: your trusty steed swishes its tail, stomps its feet, and gives you that “do something” look. Well, fret not. We’re here to save the day—or at least save […]

May 23
What Do Wild Horses Eat?

Wild horses live in a world where they find their food on their own. They roam vast landscapes, from open plains to rocky hills, finding just what they need to survive. Unlike domesticated horses, they don’t rely on humans for hay or grains. Instead, they munch on what nature provides and whatever else grows in […]

May 22
Can Horses Eat Tomatoes?

Are tomatoes safe for horses? It’s a question many horse owners ponder. Though tomatoes are common in our meals, their place in a horse’s diet isn’t straightforward. Those hopeful eyes from your horse might tempt you to share, but understanding the risks is crucial. Before tossing one their way, learn if tomatoes are a treat […]

May 22
Best Senior Horse Feed

A senior horse deserves special care to keep them strong and thriving. With age, their nutritional needs change, demanding feed that’s gentle yet packed with essential nutrients. The right senior feed doesn’t just fill their belly; it boosts energy, supports digestion, and keeps joints moving with ease. In this guide, we’ll explore the best feeds […]

May 21
Is Alfalfa Good For Horses?

Alfalfa is a top choice for many horse owners. Rich in nutrients, it fuels energy and adds a shine to a horse’s coat. But is it the best feed for all horses? Some say yes; others aren’t so sure. With its high protein and calcium levels, alfalfa has benefits but also comes with caution. For […]