Guides, step by step
Practical answers for everyday care: what to do, when, and with which product.
Legs and tendons
Latest guidePasterns and fetlocks in winter: how to protect the skin from mud and wetRemove the mud from pasterns and fetlocks, dry them thoroughly and apply a layer of Derma Clay, which forms a barrier on the skin and comes off with water alone.
Mane and tail
Horse rubbing its mane and tail: 3 signs to look for and what to do
Hooves
Hooves in winter: how to protect them in a wet stable and a muddy paddock
Coat
Sweaty horse after work: how to dry it in minutes, even in winter
Head and muzzle
Nervous horse before a competition: a routine to arrive calm
Hooves
The 5-minute daily horse check: hooves, legs and coat
Back and croup
How to use the P-Massage Device: areas, timing and when
Head and muzzle
Restless horse with the farrier, in the trailer or at the vet: what to do
Coat
ON-H: care products for horses and dogs, what we do and who for
Legs and tendons
Horse legs after hard work or a competition: how to cool them
Hooves
Cracking or crumbling hooves: the daily care routine
Legs and tendons
Horse legs after hours in the stable or trailer: ready-to-use wraps
Back and croup
Dressage saddle pad with F.I.R. fabric: how it's made and how to choose one
Back and croup
Massaging your horse before and after work: how to do it every day
Coat
Natural horse care products: how to choose them and read the ingredients
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