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It's Rain Rot Time

Rain rot. We all know what a nuisance it is, that bumpy skin infection caused by Dermatophilus congolensis. This "bug" thrives in high-moisture, low-oxygen skin conditions...

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Equine Skin Disease - Rain Rot

The signs of rain rot are unmistakable: A few hours after coming in from the rain, your horse's coat begins to stand up in a peculiar pattern, either...

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Horse Trailer Floorboard Safety Check

Restore, Repair or Replace? This process won't protect floorboards that have already begun to rot from deterioration, nor will it restore rotten wood. If your trailer's floorboards look or feel...

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Tips for Buying A Used Trailer

If you're in the market for an older trailer, your horse's safety and the trailer's roadworthiness should be your primary concerns. Unlike buying new, you won't get a...

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Homemade Horse Care Remedies

You've tried everything to treat your horse's case of scratches. But he's still sore--and you're frustrated. A friend mentions a home remedy she's used with success, and you're...

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A 60-Minute Trailer Safety Check

Periodic checks of your trailer's condition are a good idea, particularly at those times of year when you do the most hauling. Such inspections can not only turn up minor...

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Fall Barn Check Up

As the weather changes, it's always a good time to do a little check in on your barn, equipment, and your medical kit. If you keep your horses at home,...

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Save Your Straw Hat

As fall nears, you'll switch from your straw show hat to your felt one. Here's how to clean and store your straw to keep it in tip-top shape for next...

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EQUUS Pop Quiz: Toxic Groceries

You're probably well aware of the dangers ornamental yews and red maple trees pose to your horse, but some common fruits and vegetables can also be toxic. If your horse...

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Barn Heating and Ventilation

Heating If you live where it gets cold in the winter, youll have to decide how much of the barn to heat, if any. Ask yourself: "Is the barn primarily for...

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