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HORSE CARE GUIDES


Supporting a Healthy Coat: Why Skin pH Balance Matters for Horses
Most of us only really start thinking about skin care once something shows up — a bit of rubbing, itching, scurfy patches, or a coat that just doesn’t look quite right. And that’s completely normal. But often, by the time we see those signs, the skin has already been a little out of balance for a while — especially when it comes to pH balance, which plays a key role in overall coat health. What’s going on underneath? Underneath the coat is something far more important than s

Horse Leads
Apr 153 min read


Horse Feather Mites
Horse Feather Mites Chorioptes equi: A Guide to Managing Horse Mites Chorioptes equi is a type of mite that affects horses. These pests usually target the lower legs, mane, tail, and underbelly. Unlike other mite species, Chorioptes equi is a surface-dwelling, non-burrowing mite. This means it lives on the outer layer of skin without digging into it. What You Should Know About Chorioptes equi Chorioptes equi commonly causes several issues for horses. The signs of infestatio

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Apr 15, 20252 min read


Horse Fly Spray Concentrate FlyMac
FlyMac Horse Fly Spray FlyMac Horse Fly Spray: Natural, Effective & Economical Protection FlyMac Horse Fly Spray is a powerful, plant-based concentrate designed to keep your horse protected from flies and midges. Formulated with highly active ingredients including Neem Oil, Lemon Eucalyptus, Citrepel, and Peppermint, it offers long-lasting and effective insect repellent properties without harsh chemicals. Premium Quality Ingredients We use only the highest grade, triple-filte

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Jun 7, 20242 min read


Spooked By Sprays?
So the fly season is upon us and you want to be able to spray your horse with a repellent but he freaks out at the sight of the bottle and the scary noise.. Here are some tips to have your horse begging to be sprayed!! Things you will need Fill a couple of bottles of water..big bottles and fill a spray bottle. You will need lots of water so have your stock ready for a 20 min training session. If you have a rope halter great if not a head collar will do. Then you will need a g

Horse Leads
Apr 3, 20225 min read
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