Spotting Skin Tumors
Your horse’s skin is a protective blanket worth watching closely. Imagine your horse, strong and beautiful, with a coat that shines under…
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Grooming for Healthier Skin
A happy horse starts with healthy skin, and grooming keeps it that way. Imagine wearing the same clothes day after day and…
ReadHow Diet Shapes Your Horse’s Skin
Diet plays a role in skin health, and a healthy glow starts in the feed bucket. Picture your horse strong, majestic, and…
ReadFly Sheet Basics
Fly sheets keep your horse happy and well protected. Imagine heading outside on a warm, sunny day while tiny, buzzing insects keep…
ReadFly Repellents, Naturally
Natural Fly Repellents: keep your horse happy and fly-free the gentle way. Even the mere thought of flies can make a horse…
ReadChoosing Your Fly Spray
Choosing the right fly spray keeps your horse comfortable and protects against bites and germs. Here is how to match ingredients and…
ReadProtecting Your Pink Nose
Pink noses lack protective pigment, so they sunburn easily. Here is how to spot a burn, treat it, and keep your horse’s…
ReadUnderstanding Photosensitivity
Photosensitivity makes your horse’s pale skin burn, blister, and peel in the sun. Here is what causes it and how to protect…
ReadDealing with Ringworm
Ringworm is a fungal skin infection, not a worm, and it spreads fast in barns. Here is how to spot it, treat…
ReadUnderstanding Equine Sarcoids
Sarcoids are the most common skin tumors in horses, and most stay on the skin. Here is what causes them and how…
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