Horse bedding costs can vary based on region, type, and the amount you purchase. A bag of wood pellets or pine shavings costs roughly $5, and if you buy about four bags per week, then the cost can be $20 Read more…
Unwrapped bedding or hay must be stored in dry, airy conditions. Wrapped haylage will become mouldy if stored outside. All bales should be stored on top of wooden pallets to prevent the bottom bales getting ruined. How do you store Read more…
Splashed White 1 is part of the splash group that often contains horses with broad or distinct white patterns that appear to be different from the sabino phenotype that usually has loose white hairs around the edges. What does SW1 Read more…
Protein. Proteins are made up of amino acids and contribute to building the body of the horse. As a major component of all tissues, protein is critical for muscle and bone development. The higher the growth rate, the more protein Read more…
Selling and Buying Horses. To sell your horse, go to its profile and click on the Update tab. You can select a trade duration between 1 – 7 days. You can specify a starting bid for an auction and/or set Read more…
Generally, unheated barns are healthier for your horses. Too much humidity will lead to unhealthy condensation, which can cause respiratory issues, mold growth, and wood rot. Most of the time, it’s best to avoid widespread barn heating. Does a barn Read more…
Hay belly happens when your horse eats hay that has too much fiber and not enough protein. Protein is essential for muscle mass and strength, good digestion, cell repair, and a healthy immune system. Fiber provides energy and keeps your Read more…
In your tack room, you’ll typically need various racks, baskets, and rolling carts to help you store your saddles, bridles, saddle pads, horse blankets, grooming supplies, and other horse care items. Whether you own a personal farm or boarding facility, Read more…
Horses with hay belly tend to be skinny everywhere but their bellies. You may be able to see the ribs easily or notice that the neck, chest, or withers aren’t quite as muscular. Poor Coat. Your horse’s normally shiny coat Read more…
If your horse is dropping feed, it’s highly likely they are experiencing some pain or discomfort while chewing. To alleviate this, they may adopt an unusual chewing pattern and, thus, drop food. Dropping food is one of the most common Read more…