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Horse Care

Equipment for the everyday care of horses at home or at livery: feeding, monitoring, grooming, drying, recovery and therapy.

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Horse Care equipment

Equipment that supports everyday horse care, comfort, monitoring and recovery.

Galvanised slow feeder hay box with a grille top, filled with hay, in a clean stablePlaceholder image

Horse Care · Slow Feeders

Slow Feeder

Grille-topped forage feeder that slows how quickly a horse eats hay, so a ration lasts closer to the gap between feeds and less ends up trodden into the bed.

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Covered galvanised field hay feeder with a pitched roof, filled with hay, in a winter paddockPlaceholder image

Horse Care · Hay Feeders

Hay Feeder

Covered field or barn hay feeder that keeps forage off the ground, out of the mud and away from waste, with a roof that sheds the worst of a British winter.

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Portable warm air horse dryer on wheels with a flexible hose and nozzle in a tiled wash areaPlaceholder image

Horse Care · Horse Dryers

Portable Horse Dryer

Wheeled warm air dryer used to dry a horse off after washing, work or a wet day, without fitting anything to the building. It moves between stables and wash areas and stores away between uses.

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Buying guides for this equipment

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Infrared horse solarium mounted above a chestnut horse in a clean stableBuying guide

Drying

Horse solariums: are they worth the investment for a private yard?

What you will learn: What a solarium does, what it costs to run, the space it needs and the yards it genuinely suits.

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Stainless steel automatic horse feeder mounted on a stable wallBuying guide

Feeding

Automatic horse feeders: what should you actually look for?

What you will learn: Single-stable feeders through to whole-yard systems, and how to work out which suits your routine.

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Horse rugs and saddle pads hanging on heated stainless drying railsBuying guide

Drying

Horse drying systems: what is worth buying?

What you will learn: Solariums, horse dryers and rug drying rooms compared for real British winters.

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Stable monitoring camera mounted above a bay horse in a stableBuying guide

Monitoring

How to choose a horse monitoring system

What you will learn: Stable cameras, movement alerts and vital-sign monitoring, and what each is realistically good for.

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Galvanised slow feeder hay box with a grille top, filled with hay, in a clean stableBuying guide

Feeding

How to choose a slow feeder for your horse

What you will learn: Slow feeders, hay nets and hay feeders compared, and how to reduce forage waste without leaving a horse standing empty.

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Portable warm air horse dryer on wheels with a flexible hose and nozzle in a tiled wash areaBuying guide

Drying

Horse dryer or horse solarium: what is the difference?

What you will learn: The two ways of drying a horse in winter, what each needs from your building, and which suits a private yard.

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Wall mounted equine grooming vacuum with hose and brush nozzle in a stableBuying guide

Grooming

Horse grooming vacuums: are they worth it, and which suits your yard?

What you will learn: What a grooming vacuum changes about daily grooming, how to introduce one to a horse, and the yards it genuinely suits.

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Stable monitoring camera mounted above a bay horse in a stableBuying guide

AI horse monitoring

AI stable cameras: what can they actually detect?

What you will learn: The difference between recording, motion alerts and behaviour detection, and what a camera can honestly tell you about a horse.

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