Horse Care Tips

As equestrians, we all should know enough about Cushing's Disease in horses to understand what it is and what warning signs to look out for.

Horses have sensitive stomachs, and changing their feed without reason can wreak havoc on their digestive systems. If your horse is doing well on his current diet, it is usually best to stay the course.However, there are times throughout their lives when reexamining a horse’s diet may be beneficial. Click here to learn if your horse needs a new diet. #horsefeed #horsecare #horsediet #horsehealth #horses #horseowner #horsetips #horsenutrition

Sad news for those of us in the northern hemisphere ... Winter is on her way - in another 6 weeks she will have formally announced her presence and

As winter approaches, reduced sunlight increases melatonin production in horses, resulting in hair growth. However, there can be variation or inhibition in growth due to a horse’s climate, clipping, or even the use of artificial

Even a horse without the best tail genetics can still benefit from good grooming techniques and special attention. If you have ever wished your horse could grow a luxurious, beautiful tail and don’t know where to start or have tried and given up, give these five tips a try!

How To Keep Your Horse Healthy in Winter Crispy winds have started to blow, which means winter is almost here! If you own or loan a horse, you must already know that winter is the most challenging season to take care of a horse and continue training. Especially if you are planning to compete in this season, you shoul

One of the most basic equine health practices we think we must do as good horse owners is de-worming. All horses have some level of worm infestation, but with so many products out there, and conflicting advice online, how do you know where to start? In this post, we'll teach you how to develop your own, customized, horse deworming schedule. | Cornerstone Equine Academy #equine #horse #health #deworming #riding #horsebackriding

Tips to prep your horse for clipping!

There’s no doubt about it; riders get dirty! While I envy those with Pinterest worthy manicures, I’ve always kept my nails short, bare and barn ready. Easy to clean is priority #1 so when I came across…

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Are you looking for a homemade thrush treatment for horses? You’re not the only one! When I asked the members of the Facebook Group, Horse Care on a Budget, what they dislike most about horse care…

Are you looking for a homemade thrush treatment for horses? You’re not the only one! When I asked the members of the Facebook Group, Horse Care on a Budget, what they dislike most about horse care…

Lameness. Every horse owner fears the word. But when you own a horse, then you’ll probably need to evaluate him for lameness at some point during his life. Here are 6 ways that you can evaluate lameness in your horse. | #horse #horsebackriding #horses #equestrian

Teach your horse to love the clippers! Horse clippers can be scary, but you can train your horse to tolerate the clippers in a few easy steps. Take your time with the clippers, and practice positive reinforcement.

How to help your horse's tail grow! How to help your horse's tail grow a little longer. Growing out a short tail is a function of nutrition, genetics, care, and your horse's environment.

The best slow feeding hay nets are also ideal for multiple horses at once, meaning that you don’t have to shell out on a great many hay nets. They can also be used on large bales, unlike your standard hay net that is designed for one single horse. Have a look through the products we have selected, and I bet you will find one that suits your needs perfectly.