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Why Horse Rugs Gap at the Chest on Big Horses (And How to Fix It)Read more -
Medium Fill Horse Rugs (150g–250g) – What to Use & WhenRead moreMedium fill horse rugs (150g–250g) are a versatile winter option, ideal for changing conditions and offering...
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When Should You Rug a Foal? A Practical Guide for Australian Horse OwnersRead moreFoals generally do best in lightweight rugs, but harsh winter weather may require additional protection. The goal is...
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How to Safely Rug a Foal for the First Time (What Most People Get Wrong)Read moreRugging a foal for the first time is about more than just putting a rug on. This guide covers how to set up a safe...
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Do Mini Horses Need Rugs? When & How to Rug Them (Australia Guide)Read moreNot sure if your mini horse needs a rug? Learn when to rug, what temperature matters, and how to choose the right rug...
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Clipping Your Horse: When to Clip and How to Rug a Clipped HorseClipping removes your horse’s natural insulation — meaning they’ll feel the cold much faster. Choosing the right rug...Read more -
Is It OK to Put a Rug on a Wet Horse?Can you put a rug on a wet horse? Learn when it’s safe, when it’s not, and how to keep your horse warm and dry using...Read more -
Stabling Horses in Australia: Pros, Cons & Best AlternativesIn Australia’s diverse climate, horse owners often debate whether stabling is necessary or if paddock living is the...Read more -
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Why Horse Rugs Gap at the Chest on Big Horses (And How to Fix It)Struggling with rugs that won’t close properly at the front? Discover why chest gaps happen on big horses and how to...Read more
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Medium Fill Horse Rugs (150g–250g) – What to Use & WhenMedium fill horse rugs (150g–250g) are a versatile winter option, ideal for changing conditions and offering...Read more
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When Should You Rug a Foal? A Practical Guide for Australian Horse OwnersFoals generally do best in lightweight rugs, but harsh winter weather may require additional protection. The goal is...Read more
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How to Safely Rug a Foal for the First Time (What Most People Get Wrong)Rugging a foal for the first time is about more than just putting a rug on. This guide covers how to set up a safe...Read more
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Do Mini Horses Need Rugs? When & How to Rug Them (Australia Guide)Not sure if your mini horse needs a rug? Learn when to rug, what temperature matters, and how to choose the right rug...Read more
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Stabling Horses in Australia: Pros, Cons & Best AlternativesRead more
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.
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Clipping Your Horse: When to Clip and How to Rug a Clipped HorseRead more
Clipping removes your horse’s natural insulation — meaning they’ll feel the cold much faster. Choosing the right rug becomes essential to keep them comfortable. In this guide, we cover the benefits of clipping, different clip styles, and how to rug correctly afterwards to keep your horse comfortable and protected.
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Common Insects That Affect Horses in Australia (And How to Protect Your Horse)Read more
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.
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Layering Horse Rugs: How to Keep Horses Warm in WinterRead more
Winter’s chill can be tough on horses, especially in regions where temperatures dip dramatically and weather conditions vary from day to day. While they’re naturally built to handle cooler conditions, our equine friends can still benefit from the right rugging approach to ensure optimal comfort. With countless rug types on the market, it can be challenging to pick the perfect combination. Here’s a comprehensive guide to layering your horse’s rugs this winter.
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How to Stay Cool When Training Goes Wrong: Keeping Your Patience with Your HorseRead more
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.
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