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Baking soda should be in your barn! It’s affordable and easy to find. Many people toss out harsh chemicals and replace them with this product. Not only can you keep your house squeaky clean with it, but now your barn can shine like never before! Make sure you buy a box at your next grocery...

Leather saddles are a huge investment. While they may cost a pretty penny upfront, they can last you years upon years when properly cared for. There’s more than just taking a rag to your saddle though. It needs to be properly cleaned, conditioned, and stored for longevity. These secrets are a great starting place! You...

Keeping your horse’s outdoor water tank clean can be quite the chore! The water can quickly become dirty. Furthermore, the sides of the trough will fill with algae when not regularly scrubbed. If you’re looking for a simple all-natural solution, then consider adding fish to the tank. Your horse drinks a sufficient amount of water...

Grooming wipes can be a lifesaver at shows or even for everyday usage around the barn. They collect dust, dirt, and grass stains from your horse, tack, and boots. They’ll also leave a shine behind! While you can purchase wipes at tack stores, they can get pricey. Why not make your own! This recipe is...

Keeping your leather tack in good shape isn’t hard, but it does require a little extra attention. If you want your saddles, headstalls, and breast collars staying in top-notch shape, you’ll need to ensure that you aren’t making these common leather care mistakes. Don’t worry, there’s some helpful tips too! 1. Myth: The following products...

The popular quote “no hoof, no horse” continues to prove just how essential good hoof care is. Horses with weak or damaged hooves consistently show up unsound for riding. By investing in your horse’s feet, you’re helping to keep them happy and moving around easily. Follow these simple tips to get healthy hooves! 1. Decide...

Bring out the buckets and shampoo…it’s bath time! In the summer there’s endless opportunities for your horse to roll in mud or get sweaty. If you want him to get clean, you’ll have to learn how to bathe him properly. It’s not hard to learn how, but there’s a few pieces of advice you should...

Are you rolling out the welcome mat for rodents in your horse barn? There’s nothing worse than a stable infested with mice and rats. They can risk your horse’s health with diseases, ticks, and fleas. Don’t forget the droppings they leave behind and the gnawed through wiring that can cost big dollars to replace. It’s...