Horse Care

Not all barn fans push enough air to matter on a 95-degree day. Here are the stable fan types worth buying on Amazon, and what to look for before you order.

Horses without access to fresh pasture are almost certainly not getting enough Vitamin E — and the consequences show up in ways most riders don't connect to nutrition.

High withers need clearance first, cushion second. Here's how the Ogilvy Profile Pad and Wither Relief options actually solve the fit problem — and which one belongs under your saddle.

Benefab QuickWraps and VersiWraps both support lower-leg recovery after hard work — here is how to choose the right one for your horse and routine.

If your horse feels like rubber in your hands but keeps mysteriously going lame, the suppleness isn't the problem — it's the symptom.

If your horse takes several strides to work out of stiffness in the hind end, the Benefab Smart Hock Boots deserve a place in your daily warmup routine. Here is how to use them.

Vetrolin liniment is the summer staple every working barn should have on hand. Here is how to use it and what else to look for in a cooling rinse.

If your horse is reactive around the hoof and pastern, standard bell boots often make it worse. Here's why the Benefab Smart Bell Boots are worth a closer look.

Most fly control products do about 20% of the job. Here's the layered approach that actually keeps horses comfortable when the heat and humidity are both at 90.

Memory foam or sheepskin — which Ogilvy half pad actually holds up in summer heat? A straight comparison to help you pick the right one before you buy.

If your horse is cold-backed, the pad you use every single day is doing more work than you think. Here is what Benefab makes for exactly this problem.

Fly boots are one of the simplest things you can do for a horse in heavy summer turnout — if you get the right pair. Here's how to shop them on Amazon without guessing.