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Sun Protection From Santa Fe

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Faded, “bleached-out” coats, manes and tails are a perpetual problem for horse owners. There are many ways to combat the damaging effects of the sun’s rays on horses’ skins and coats, ranging from physical barriers such as UV-protectant fly sheets, to turning horses out at night instead of during the day. As with many other horse care topics, Absorbine® suggests a comprehensive sun protection plan.

More Ways To Use Absorbine Veterinary Liniment

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Since 1892, we’ve been telling the world about the many ways to use Absorbine Veterinary Liniment to help take care of your horses. Our multi-use liniment guide has been a recurring theme with us for over a hundred years now. Here are ways you can use Absorbine Veterinary Liniment for excellent horse care!

Protect Your Horse from Gnats with UltraShield Green

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Gnats can be a pesky problem for many horse owners – and the tiny bugs have a way of being extra irritating to horses. It’s understandable that as a horse owner, you would be looking for ways to protect your horse from gnats. Read how to protect your horse on the Absorbine Blog!

Absorbine Interviews Olympic Rider Mara Depuy

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Absorbine® had the chance to catch up with Olympic rider Mara Depuy, a member of the 1996 U.S. Equestrian team. Mara is still active on the competitive circuit today, when she’s not teaching riding lessons or training horses on her farm.

Protect Your Livestock from Insect-Borne Disease with Flys-X®

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Many small farms raise cattle and other livestock. These “hobby” or “lifestyle” farms are growing across the US. Insect-borne disease in livestock is a serious problem for farmers, as cattle are susceptible to a wide variety of insect-borne diseases, many of which are fatal – and all of which are inconvenient to both cattle and farmer. For cattle owners, there are a handful of diseases and their transmitters to look out for in your herd.