Tough1 Ice Therapy Knee/Hock Wrap

Horse owners know that if you give a horse a chance, he will get injured on just about anything. You can be the most attentive horse owner and accidents can still happen. Some threats can be hiding in plain sight. But taking some time to walk around your barn/farm might help you locate some potential hazards.

Santa checked his list twice, and rumor has it that some horses have been very good… while others may have shredded their stall cards or stolen a few too many snacks. We're taking a fun dive into the holiday barn roll call—nice or naughty, where does your horse fall?

The summer months are the most anticipated, yet barely tolerated, months for most horse owners. We praise the longer days for more time at the barn, but we curse the heat that makes the middle portion of the day miserable for both human and horse. If you live in a portion of the country where humidity hits its peak and you learn more about corn sweat than you ever thought possible, it makes things feel even worse.

Worried about your horse in the summer heat? Discover signs of overheating and how to safely manage your horse's health in hot weather.

As horse owners, you want to provide the best care for your horse. Many horse owners will invest thousands of dollars in healthcare products to keep their horses comfortable, healthy and happy. Because of this, there has been an increase in the use of complementary therapy products such as magnetic, cold or ice and ceramic. From hock wraps to halter covers, sheets to tendon wraps, the variety of therapeutic options can leave your head spinning.

We’re not just talking about the competition this summer. After a hard schooling session or a long ride, one of the last things you want to do is stay out in the heat. But, before you can cool off yourself, you have to cool off your horse.

It seems like it’s been a long winter, and as the weather warms up, that means more time to spend outside. But more importantly, it’s time to saddle up and ride!

But are you sure your horse is ready to hit the arena or trail?