Horse Grooming

Grooming a horse that bites and kicks is a tough job. Getting the horse to behave is a tougher one. Learn how to get your horse to behave by creating a grooming experience he will enjoy.

Regular grooming is important to keep your horse's coat clean comfortable. Groom before and after every ride. Dirt and debris under tack can cause irritation and lead to problems. Grooming after a...

Soft brushes are a great grooming tool for a body brush, and they can be used in sensitive areas. Learn the benefits of soft brushes in this free pet care video from a certified equine massage...

Using soft brushes increases circulation in horses and polishes their coats. Learn how to use short soft brushes in this free pet care video from a certified equine massage practitioner.

Grooming your horse provides quite a few benefits to the horse, their coat, and to you. It offers a chance for you to examine them on a daily basis, and make sure their skin is healthy. It also...

It is important to groom your horse daily to keep his coat clean and healthy; however, it may be even more important to groom your horse after riding to remove the sweat which has collected...

Grooming your horse is not as simple as passing the brush and combing the tail, as the type of brush you use will depend on where and how you are working. A soft-bristled brush is an essential...

How awful might you feel if you learned that a horse you assumed to be disobedient and willful under-saddle was actually crying out for relief from the pain of his bit? An ill-fitting bit can...