Natural Ways to Prevent and Treat Scratches/ Mud Fever/ Dew Poisoning in Horses

Natural Ways to Prevent and Treat Scratches/ Mud Fever/ Dew Poisoning in Horses

by Rachel Dory October 20, 2021 3 min read

Mucky conditions are unavoidable when you work with horses. But frustrating problems like Mud Fever can be preventable... if you make the right moves!
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It’s Pollen Season! How to Help Your Allergic Horse, Naturally

It’s Pollen Season! How to Help Your Allergic Horse, Naturally

by Rachel Dory September 17, 2021 3 min read

The pollen flying around this time of year can be challenging for sensitive horses (and their humans!) Here are some clues that your equine bff may be suffering from seasonal allergies, and ways you can help.
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How to Treat Sweet Itch, Summer Sores and Bug Bites in Horses

How to Treat Sweet Itch, Summer Sores and Bug Bites in Horses

by Emily Schwartz June 11, 2020 4 min read

Sweet itch is the term used to describe equine insect hypersensitivity. This is a reaction to the insect saliva once it penetrates the skin, typically from swarms of tiny midges.
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Horse Goals: New Year, New Decade

Horse Goals: New Year, New Decade

by Emily Schwartz January 01, 2020 3 min read

There's just something about this special time that makes us step back to reflect, and look forward to ponder the possibilities for what's to come. And as horse owners, much of that includes the lives we share with our equine companions.
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What can COAT DEFENSE® do for EXTRA Hairy Horses?

What can COAT DEFENSE® do for EXTRA Hairy Horses?

by Ben Evans December 17, 2019 5 min read

Gypsy Vanners. Friesians. Clydesdales. Percherons. Belgians. Shires. Haflingers. Cobs and Fjords. So, what do all these breeds have in common? Above all, they're hairy. But that's one of the reasons we love them! 
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Drying Sweaty Horses in Winter

Drying Sweaty Horses in Winter

by CoatDefense Admin November 12, 2019 2 min read

Riding horses in the winter comes with a set of challenges. And riders know that one of the biggest ones is drying a sweaty horse after a cold ride. Because we don't want our horses to catch a chill, we have to spend a lot of extra time making sure they're dry.
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