Barn Essentials

Mad Barn makes two gut supplements at two very different price points. Here is how to decide which one belongs in your horse's program.

If you are feeding your horse primarily hay or pasture and wondering what a vitamin and mineral premix actually covers, this is where to start.

Visceral+ is one of the most talked-about gut supplements in the barn aisle right now. Here is what it can realistically support — and what it cannot replace.

A high fecal egg count isn't a treatment protocol — it's a starting point. Here's how to actually manage the horse who keeps coming up positive.

If your horse develops galls, rubs, or elbow sores no matter what girth you try, the problem is contact friction — and the right anti-gall girth solves it before it starts.

If your senior horse takes the first ten minutes of turnout to work out the stiffness, these two Benefab products belong in your pre-turnout routine.

If your horse develops rubs, galls, or back tension under a standard pad, the Ogilvy Friction Free line solves the problem at the source — not after the fact.

Cribbing creates chronic tension through the poll and neck. Here's how the Benefab Smart Therapeutic Poll Pad fits into a comfort routine for the horse who carries that tightness everywhere.

The Therapeutic Fingerless Gloves and Support Sock are the two Benefab rider products worth keeping in your bag every single day you're at the barn.

Feed tags are not designed for clarity, but they're not impossible either. Here's what actually matters on the label and what you can safely ignore.

Smart Hock Boots and QuickWraps are the two Benefab products I reach for first when building a structured recovery routine for the hard-working sport horse.

The Benefab products worth adding to your senior horse's daily routine — therapeutic pads, leg wraps, and hock boots for everyday comfort and recovery support.