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Why does my horse have scabs or crusts on the m...
Scabs or crusts at the mane and tail base are often linked to sweet itch or other fly-season irritation, but there can be a few possible causes. Here’s what to...
Why does my horse have scabs or crusts on the m...
Scabs or crusts at the mane and tail base are often linked to sweet itch or other fly-season irritation, but there can be a few possible causes. Here’s what to...
Why is my horse restless and unable to settle i...
Summer restlessness in the field is often linked to flies, midges or sweet itch. Here’s what to check, what else could be going on, and how to help your horse...
Why is my horse restless and unable to settle i...
Summer restlessness in the field is often linked to flies, midges or sweet itch. Here’s what to check, what else could be going on, and how to help your horse...
Why does my horse have irritated skin where the...
Rug-area skin irritation is often linked to rubbing, sweat, insects or sensitive skin. Here’s what to check, what may be causing it and the sensible next steps.
Why does my horse have irritated skin where the...
Rug-area skin irritation is often linked to rubbing, sweat, insects or sensitive skin. Here’s what to check, what may be causing it and the sensible next steps.
What should I check if my horse is rubbing its ...
If your horse is rubbing its mane raw, check for signs of sweet itch, biting insects, skin irritation, or tack and rug rubbing, then make a few simple changes and...
What should I check if my horse is rubbing its ...
If your horse is rubbing its mane raw, check for signs of sweet itch, biting insects, skin irritation, or tack and rug rubbing, then make a few simple changes and...
Why is my horse losing hair from the dock, mane...
Hair loss around the dock, mane or withers is often linked to sweet itch, rubbing or skin irritation. Here’s what to check, the common causes, and what may help next.
Why is my horse losing hair from the dock, mane...
Hair loss around the dock, mane or withers is often linked to sweet itch, rubbing or skin irritation. Here’s what to check, the common causes, and what may help next.
What should I check if my horse is stamping and...
Stamping and tail swishing in fly season often means your horse is reacting to insects or irritation. Here’s what to check, what might be causing it, and what to do...
What should I check if my horse is stamping and...
Stamping and tail swishing in fly season often means your horse is reacting to insects or irritation. Here’s what to check, what might be causing it, and what to do...