Equine Blog
Keep It Dry, Keep It Light: Leather Care Tips for Horse Tack
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Tack should be inspected periodically for signs of mold and mildew, especially in warm, damp weather. To help prevent mold and mildew from growing, always give your tack a wipe down and remove sweat or moisture before storing. Allow your tack to dry before placing in your storage area. Store your tack in a well ventilated room...
Fall Trail Riding: Preparing Your Horse, Tack, and Saddle
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A little preparation and common sense will ensure you and your horse have a great trail ride...
Find the Perfect Fit: Saddle Fitting Instructions & Tips
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Saddle fit involves a number of factors: the saddle itself,
the pads, the horse and you, the rider...
Eight Common Equine Skin Conditions: Treatments & Causes
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Learn about many of the most common skin conditions that may be affecting your horse and some possible treatments to help...
West Nile Virus Facts: Preventing WNV in Horses
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West Nile Virus (WNV) is a viral disease that can cause encephalitis or meningitis, infection of the brain and the spinal cord or their protective covering. Prior to 1999, the disease was found only in Africa, Asia, and
southern Europe...
What You Should Know About Horse Worms: Treatments, Causes & Info
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Common types of worms and a description of each plus what to use to deworm when (printable rotation chart in link at bottom.)
Joint Supplement Ingredients Explained
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Trying to find a joint supplement can be a daunting task if you don't
already know what you want. (Sometimes even if you do.) Here are some of
the more common ingredients used in joint supplements and how they are
supposed to help...
Suggested Vaccinations for Horses
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An immunization schedule and vaccination chart for horses and brood mares...
Horse Blankets & Sheets: What You Need to Know
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What You Should Know Before Buying a Horse Blanket (Definition of terms, how to measure, etc.)...
12 Days of Christmas Details - Jeffers Equine
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Rules & Explanation - The 12 Days of Christmas begins each day at 10 AM CST... [Click Title for Full Article]