Not sure whether your horse needs a 100g, 200g, or 300g winter rug? Choosing the right fill is key to keeping your horse warm without overheating. This guide explains how rug fill works, when to use each level, and how to choose the best winter rug for Australian conditions.

Not sure when your horse actually needs a winter rug?With rain arriving before the real cold sets in, many horses don’t need heavy rugs yet — but they do need protection. This guide shows you when to rug, how to avoid common rugging mistakes, and why a lightweight waterproof rainsheet is often the best place to start in Australian conditions.

Struggling to find horse rugs that actually fit your big horse? Discover the best rugs for Clydesdales and heavy horses, with expert tips on sizing, fit, and comfort.

Fly protection rugs are becoming increasingly popular with horse owners, but not all treatments work the same way. In this guide we explain the difference between IR3535 insect repellent technology and permethrin-treated horse rugs, and how each option helps protect horses from biting insects.

Fly rugs are one of the most common ways horse owners protect their horses from flies, midges and other biting insects during the warmer months. But many owners still ask the same question — do fly rugs really work? When properly fitted, fly rugs can significantly reduce irritation by creating a breathable barrier that prevents insects from landing directly on the horse’s skin. In this guide, we explain how fly rugs work, when horses should wear them, and what to look for when choosing the...

Learn how to choose the best winter horse rugs for Australian conditions, including rug weights, layering tips, and how to keep horses warm and comfortable in colder weather

Learn how waterproof horse rainsheets protect your horse from rain while staying lightweight and breathable. This guide explains when to use a rainsheet and how to choose the right fit.

Horse owners often wonder when the right time is to use a rainsheet. While these lightweight waterproof rugs are designed to keep horses dry, they are not intended to provide warmth like winter rugs. Understanding when to use a rainsheet helps ensure your horse stays comfortable during wet weather without overheating. Weather conditions, coat type, and the horse’s living environment all play a role in deciding when a rainsheet is appropriate.

Horse rainsheets are an essential part of many horse owners’ rugging systems, especially during the changing seasons. In this guide, we explain what rainsheets are, when to use them, how they differ from winter rugs, and how to choose the right waterproof protection for your horse.

☀️ Discover why cotton and poly-cotton ripstop rugs are the secret to keeping horses cool, comfortable, and protected through the Australian summer. Learn how Love My Horse’s breathable, UV-resistant, and insect-protective designs deliver lasting comfort and quality you can trust.

When it comes to horse rugs, “waterproof” and “breathable” aren’t just marketing buzzwords—they’re the key to keeping your horse comfortable in all weather. But how these features work, and how wicking comes into play, can often be misunderstood.

Let’s Clear the (Damp) Air... We've all been there—your horse is wet from rain, hosing down, or post-workout sweat, and the temperature is starting to drop. You’re left wondering: "Is it OK to put a rug on my wet horse?" The answer? It depends — on the type of rug, the weather, and how long the horse will remain rugged.   In many Australian conditions — especially during cooler weather or sudden rain — this situation is more common than you think. The key isn’t just whether your horse is wet,...