Choosing the right rug for a heavy horse is about more than simply going up a size. Learn what to look for in fit,...
Learn what makes a great Queensland itch rug, including coverage, fit, breathability and insect-repellent protection,...
Learn how fly rugs, fly sheets and insect-repellent horse rugs protect horses from flies and biting insects, and...
Compare stable horse rugs and turnout rugs, including their pros, cons, warmth, waterproofing and everyday...
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A little Love My Horse poem celebrating the colourful horse rugs we love — designed for comfort, protection and horses throughout Australia.
In Australia’s diverse climate, horse owners often debate whether stabling is necessary or if paddock living is the better option. While stables provide protection, they also come with limitations. So, what’s the best option for your horse’s health, comfort, and lifestyle? Let’s explore the benefits and drawbacks of stabling horses in Australia and discuss the best alternative solutions.
Thinking about clipping your horse? Learn when and why to clip, which clipping style may suit your horse, and how to choose the right rug afterwards to keep a clipped horse comfortable through changing Australian conditions.
Insects can inflict painful bites and cause skin irritation, infections, or allergic reactions. Some pests, like ticks, may carry debilitating diseases, while others, such as bot flies, lay eggs that hatch into larvae and lead to digestive issues.
Can you layer horse rugs for extra warmth? Learn how to combine horse rugs safely, choose the right layers and keep your horse comfortable through changing winter weather.
We’ve all been there .... you have a training session planned, but your horse isn’t cooperating, things aren’t going as expected, and frustration starts creeping in. Training horses requires patience, understanding, and a cool head, but sometimes, despite our best efforts, things just don’t go smoothly. So, what do you do when training goes sideways? Instead of letting frustration take over, here’s how to stay calm, reset, and turn things around for both you and your horse.
