When shopping for a new saddle pad, look for these elements to get the most out of your ride while keeping your horse’s comfort, health, and safety all in mind.

The health of the equine gut, or gastrointestinal (GI) tract, is highly correlated to not only general digestive well-being but has far-reaching implications in significant areas of health including the immune system, reproduction, neurology and cognition, endocrinology and skeletal integrity.

Choosing a new cinch can be a daunting task. With so many shapes, styles, and features on the market how do you know what to choose?

With all their products handcrafted right here in the USA, Cactus Saddlery believes that creating amazing product starts by using the highest quality materials.

Feeding your horse is at least a twice daily endeavor, in most cases sometimes more. So why not make it as easy as possible?

Beet pulp is a great way to increase fiber in your horse or other livestock’s diet.

Both ranching and cattle work put a lot of strain on your horse. On the farm or ranch, your horse is your livelihood.

Known for well-built gear that supports you and your equine athlete, Synergy® by Weaver’s premium materials and American craftsmanship work together in synergy with the latest technology for performance you can trust.

The lengthening days of spring have long been associated with improved health, muscle development and performance in our equine stock.

“Gastric health” is achieved when the stomach of the horse is free of disease and discomfort. Unfortunately, in performance horses the incidence of gastric discomfort is high – reaching up to 93% for many active athletes.