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Why is my horse biting at its sides and belly i...

If your horse is biting at its sides and belly in fly season, it’s often a sign of fly irritation or sweet itch. Here’s what to check, what else it...

What should I do if my horse’s ears are swollen...

Swollen ears after fly bites are often due to local irritation, but it’s worth checking the skin, heat and comfort closely. Here’s what to look for and what to do...

Why does my horse have crusty sores on its lowe...

Crusty sores on the lower legs in fly season are often linked to fly bites, irritation or skin inflammation. Here’s what to check, what can help, and when to get...

Why is my horse rubbing its tail until the hair...

Broken tail hair is often linked to sweet itch or other fly-season irritation. Learn what to check, common causes and practical next steps.

Why is my horse’s sweet itch getting worse in w...

Warm weather often means more midges, which can make sweet itch look worse. Learn what to check, what usually causes flare-ups, and how to support your horse day to day.

Why is my horse getting fly bite reactions ever...

Summer fly bite reactions are common in horses and can be linked to midges, flies, sensitive skin or sweet itch-type irritation. Here’s what to check and how to manage it...