Cleanse the bite and apply over-the-counter antiseptic spray or ointment to help keep the wound clean and decrease irritation and itchiness. In most cases, a horsefly bite can heal on its own in a few days. Be sure to watch the area for signs of an infection, such as excessive Read more…
To determine your horse’s fly sheet size, measure from the center of the chest to the edge of the tail. The number of inches from this measurement is also your horse’s fly sheet size. Any width, any conformation, any breed, any height, we’ve got the perfect fly sheet for you! Read more…
A: Cob is a bit smaller than the horse size. There is no difference in cob v cob. How do you measure a horse fly mask? How to Measure for a Fly Mask Nose Circumference: Start one inch or two finger widths below your horse’s cheekbone and wrap the tape Read more…
I would recommend anything under 90 degrees heat index would be tolerated in a normal weight, sweating horse in the shade with a breeze or fan on them. Can horses overheat in a fly sheet? Turning your horse out in a breathable, fly rug with UV protection can enhance your Read more…
Ignore his behavior and wait for him to stand still and relax. As soon as he does, take the spray bottle away. Then approach him again and continue the process until he remains standing still and relaxed while you spray the airspace around his head. Then spray the side of Read more…
You can put skins into horse cargo by approaching the horse while carrying one on your back, then pressing the appropriate button. How do you put things on your horse in Red Dead 2? You can add clothes to your horse by going to a store or wardrobe, choosing your Read more…
Equine kinesiology taping is a physiotherapy treatment and has various applications. It can be applied between competitive elements of many international equine events to speed recovery and improve endurance. In recreational riding, it alleviates discomfort from acute and chronic injuries. What is horse tape used for? “By putting tape on Read more…
Horses don’t get jealous over one another’s achievements or go green with envy when another horse secures the best stable. But, they may become possessive over valuable resources and display jealousy if others get too close to their food or owner. Do horses get jealous of their owners? It is Read more…
A common cause of hepatogenous photosensitivity is poisoning by grazing plants toxic to the liver or ingesting blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) or fungal toxins. The signs associated with photosensitivity are similar regardless of the cause. What does photosensitivity look like in horses? The signs associated with photosensitivity are similar regardless of Read more…
Why Henna? Works as a preventative and aid to cure greasy heel/mud fever. It is believed to help with leg swelling and could be very beneficial for performance horses. Is Henna safe for horses? Now you can take your horse’s style to the next level with Henna for Horses! Henna Read more…