As autumn arrives, horse owners face a range of seasonal challenges. From shifting diets and grooming thicker coats to updating health checks and hoof care routines, fall horse care is all about preparation. By adjusting nutrition, monitoring weight, managing turnout, and winterizing the barn, you can help your horse stay comfortable, strong, and resilient as the temperatures drop.
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Clipping can be a stressful experience for both horses and handlers, but it doesn’t have to be. By focusing on preparation, training, and patience, it is possible to clip a nervous horse in a way that builds confidence rather than fear. Understanding equine behavior, recognizing signs of stress, and using positive reinforcement can turn clipping into a safe and manageable part of horse care.
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There’s always something going on!
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Get started clipping your horse with this easy guide.
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Not so exact, but a place to start.
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Every five minutes, please! Your horse will thank you.
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The difference between a good clip and a bad clip is two weeks. And if you don’t need to body clip, a trace clip is a great option to help your horse thermoregulate and help prevent skin funk and infections.
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