How to take care of horses

Here are some quick read helpful Equine Charts. We do not own any of these images. They are courtesy of Pinterest.

Guest post by Nicky from Horses & Foals. My first experience with horses was a very long time ago. I was 5 years old when my dad took me with him on a short ride. However,…

All horse owners go through the same learning process. It’s a rite of passage to go from a newbie to a capable and confident horse owner. Mistakes are bound to happen, but we want to help you avoid the big ones! From shopping for your first horse to learning how to properly care for him or her, there’s a lot to learn. Before you embark on your journey as a horse owner, make sure you don’t commit these 7 common mistakes. | #horseowner #ihearthorses #eqlife #equestrianproblems #horseownertips

If you’re new to horse ownership, you may be wondering how to get started with horse hoof care. Check out our beginner's guide here!

Are you ready for your first horse? Getting a new horse is always an exciting time! It would bring you a lot of happiness, as well as responsibility. Make sure you are ready for your first horse before you make a final decision. Here is a checklist for you, so you can make sure everything is ready to welcome your new friend! You have to understand the basics of feeding the horse. Each horse is different and accordingly has different needs. The amount of feed your horse needs will depend on…

How To Afford a Horse on a Budget by Savvy Horsewoman

Choosing the right horse brush for the right job will improve the health of your horse's skin and coat. 🐴 In our latest blog, we cover the different types of horse brushes and their uses, how to properly groom your horse, and how to maintain your brushes! ✨

Ever wondered if horses get cold too? We give you tips and hacks for how to take care of your horse and keep him warm in the snow and cold. From the best blankets to tips on how to avoid colic in the colder winter months.

Tapestry Equine Products Inc. on Instagram: "How good are you at reading your horse’s body language? 🤔Being able to read them can be extremely helpful in building a connection and understanding if something is wrong!⁠ ⁠ Your horse’s ears are one of the most expressive parts of them. Tense ears may signal something is wrong. If you notice your horse reacting negatively during tack up they may be girthy. The Tapestry Comfort Girth features elastic where they need it most, breathing with them…