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Horse eating forage in the snow

Keeping Weight on Horses Through Winter: An Evi...

Assuming 20 percent of the hay will be wasted, an average 1,000-pound horse would require 24 pounds of hay per day (20 pounds to meet the recommendations plus an additional...

Keeping Weight on Horses Through Winter: An Evi...

Assuming 20 percent of the hay will be wasted, an average 1,000-pound horse would require 24 pounds of hay per day (20 pounds to meet the recommendations plus an additional...

The Complete Guide to Clipping Your Horse

The Complete Guide to Clipping Your Horse

Clipping season rolls around every fall, and if you've ever stood in the barn aisle wondering whether your horse actually needs a clip—or what kind of clip to give them—you're...

The Complete Guide to Clipping Your Horse

Clipping season rolls around every fall, and if you've ever stood in the barn aisle wondering whether your horse actually needs a clip—or what kind of clip to give them—you're...

Taking Care Of Hooves In Wintertime

Winter Hoof Growth: What Horse Owners Need to Know

Hoof growth naturally slows during cold months. Reduced circulation and metabolic changes mean nutrients reach the hoof more slowly. While hooves typically grow about 1/4 to 3/8 inch per month...

Winter Hoof Growth: What Horse Owners Need to Know

Hoof growth naturally slows during cold months. Reduced circulation and metabolic changes mean nutrients reach the hoof more slowly. While hooves typically grow about 1/4 to 3/8 inch per month...

Morgan and her two horses

Team Absorbine Spotlight: Morgan Palmer

Reggie, in particular, has this habit of calling out to me every time I come to the barn. The barn owner told me he doesn’t do that for anyone else,...

Team Absorbine Spotlight: Morgan Palmer

Reggie, in particular, has this habit of calling out to me every time I come to the barn. The barn owner told me he doesn’t do that for anyone else,...

A Horse Going From Winter To Summer

Winter Conditioning: Lay the Groundwork for a S...

Rather than scrambling to prepare before that overnight trail ride or when show season approaches, a thoughtful winter routine allows your horse to stay comfortable, conditioned, and mentally engaged year-round.

Winter Conditioning: Lay the Groundwork for a S...

Rather than scrambling to prepare before that overnight trail ride or when show season approaches, a thoughtful winter routine allows your horse to stay comfortable, conditioned, and mentally engaged year-round.

Lily Fleming, Team Absorbine

Team Absorbine Spotlight - Lily Fleming

Absorbine: What’s the funniest thing non-horse people ask you about horses? Lily: When a new student calls the “mounting block” the “mountain block” it always gives me a good laugh! 

Team Absorbine Spotlight - Lily Fleming

Absorbine: What’s the funniest thing non-horse people ask you about horses? Lily: When a new student calls the “mounting block” the “mountain block” it always gives me a good laugh!