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Yuck, the mud! They say April showers bring May flowers, but what they didn’t tell you is how tough the mud can be on your horse’s body. Check out five of COWGIRL’s favorite products to protect your horse’s hooves and feet in the mud. Hoof Soak Vetericyn $19.99 on Amazon The Vetericyn Hoof Soak works...

The weeks between winter and spring can be very hard on horse owners. They’re filled with lots of mud! Snow melts and the ground unfreezes leaving behind a swampy mess. You’re probably wondering how most deal with these unfortunate conditions. Coping with Mud A recent survey was asked on the Facebook group, Horse Barns: Plans,...

There’s nothing worse than coming to the barn and seeing your horse covered in mud! You’re in for some serious grooming. Many horses love to roll, but a select few seek out mud puddles to splash in. Some will coat their entire bodies in it! Let’s see a few horses who make getting dirty their...

Mud, mud, mud everywhere! At the end of winter and through spring, muddy horse fields are a constant battle. The snow and frozen ground has begun to melt, leaving behind puddles throughout your fields. Unfortunately, the extra moisture and mud can cause a number of health concerns in horses. Rain Rot, Scratches, & Mud Fever:...

Rain and mud can really wreck havoc on your farm! No one wants their horse standing in those nasty conditions all day long. It puts them at risk for mud fever! This skin condition makes your horse’s pastern and heel area inflamed and scabby. How Can You Prevent Mud Fever Good field management can go...

Most horses love rolling in the mud! That usually means extra work for their riders though. With the right tips and tricks, your grooming routine can be quick and simple! Get ready to bring out the curries and stiff brushes! Grooming a horse can be exhausting and hard work. You’ll definitely want a strategy! The FEI...

This time of year mud can quickly get out of control. It can take over your entire field. Not only does it cover your horse’s legs and hooves, but mud can make it harder for them to walk. Mud-management begins before you even bring a horse to your property. It’s essential you set up your...

Lots of rain usually means muddy horse pastures. It can be hard to avoid, especially in high-traffic areas. Depending on where you live, you may never get a break from mud. The best thing to do is take action against this nasty muck and set up your fields for success! What’s the cure? Geotextile fabric...