…cotton sheeting, antibiotic cream, etc. They also need lead ropes, halters, stall webbings, hay bags, buckets, hoses, double-sided snaps, duct tape, fly spray and bottles, pitchforks, muck buckets, grooming supplies,…
…cold. We used the gloves in our accompanying chart (see sidebar) while riding and doing a variety of chores, from grooming, tacking and cleaning stalls, to shoveling and clearing ice…
…not much fun because each bite irritates his cheeks. Grooming “You scratch my back, and I’ll scratch yours” is the universal horse motto, and we see it played out all…
…high on tack, saddle pads, grooming tools and basically everything. Skin that’s irritated by friction (from tack), insect bites or dirt from the coat or equipment that gets trapped under…
…turn your grooming time into an inspection time. It only takes a few minutes to add this to your routine, and all it takes is a little attention to details:…
…feet, grooming, tacking up or riding. Pay close attention if the horse reacts negatively to being brushed or touched anywhere. • Check the temperature of the feet on a daily…
Part One – Grooming and Trimming. Information and resources to help you prepare your hairy monster for the show ring….
Items in your equine first aid kit, grooming kit, and medicine chest can be adversely affected by freezing temperatures. Learn how to protect them during very cold weather. From EQUUS…
