Trail riding on rough, uneven terrain for many miles puts a lot of strain on your horse. Your horses need comfort and protection to do their job to the best of their ability.
Winter is fast-approaching, and bath time is becoming less and less feasible unless you have a heated barn and warm water.
When it comes to the design of a saddle pad, you want something functional that is also going to keep you and your horse riding at your best.
The Cactus Rancher is the perfect tool, whether you are in the field doctoring cattle, or in the arena team roping.
Ready or not, late-fall and winter are closing in. Are you ready to protect your horse from varying mild fall to the coldest, wettest, or iciest temperatures?
Both ranching and cattle work put a lot of strain on your horse. On the farm or ranch, your horse is your livelihood. Like a well-oiled machine, your horses need comfort and protection to do their job to the best of their ability.
Keep your horse’s legs protected with a sport boot that lasts, keeps the dirt out, and their legs cool.
Colder temperatures bring a need for additional management routines for your horse. Tanja Hess, PhD, a veterinarian and associate professor of equine courses at Colorado State University, shares several steps you should take to prepare for winter horse care.
Cold winter months are approaching quicker than we realize. Choosing a turnout blanket for your horse can be overwhelming. Turnout blankets come in many different sizes, colors and materials which leaves the question of, what kind of blanket does your horse need?
