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Saturday, January 21, 2012
Sore No More Massage
Sore No More is wonderful massage rub for those tight muscles that need loosening. Large muscle groups like the shoulders (long pause) and hind end will benefit from a sore no more rub before and after riding.
Monday, December 12, 2011
Friday, December 9, 2011
Chemicals or harsh abrasives?
Does Sore No More contain any chemicals or harsh abrasives? No! Equilite's Sore No More is a natural herbal liniment. With an arnica and witch hazel base, this liniment is fabulous to use on horses with sensitive skin.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
HHC Quick Tips - Cool Your Horse Before and After Workouts
HHC Quick Tips - Cool Your Horse Before and After Workouts
Per Holistic Horsekeeping:
"Horses in training should be kept as cool as possible before, during, and after workouts. Before starting a training session, you may want to hose down your horse with cool water. Keep training sessions short and to-the-point, as horses worked at higher intensity over a short period of time are less likely to overheat than horses worked at low intensity over a long period of time. Finally, wash your horse down after his workout. Be sure to scrape off excess water after his bath since water can act as an insulator if left on his skin.
Don't bathe horses who have trouble sweating (anhydrosis). Instead, sponge these horses with air-temperature water mixed with a liniment like Sore No More. This practice also helps horses who are prone to heat rashes."
"Horses in training should be kept as cool as possible before, during, and after workouts. Before starting a training session, you may want to hose down your horse with cool water. Keep training sessions short and to-the-point, as horses worked at higher intensity over a short period of time are less likely to overheat than horses worked at low intensity over a long period of time. Finally, wash your horse down after his workout. Be sure to scrape off excess water after his bath since water can act as an insulator if left on his skin.
Don't bathe horses who have trouble sweating (anhydrosis). Instead, sponge these horses with air-temperature water mixed with a liniment like Sore No More. This practice also helps horses who are prone to heat rashes."
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
HHC Quick Tips - Bedding Thickness for concrete flooring
HHC Quick Tips - Bedding Thickness for concrete flooring
Concrete and asphalt may seem like a simple way to achieve a solid, level stall-floor base that's durable, inexpensive, and easy to clean but experts recommend against both.
- If you stable a horse on concrete for a few weeks, he'll become sore in his back and legs.
- Standing for hours on a hard surface contributes to stocking up (accumulation of fluid in the legs) especially those has limited turnout and spends most of the day in his stall.
- Concrete and asphalt also get more slippery with wear, and can cause pressure sores and rubs on elbows and hocks.
To improve an asphalt or concrete base, you can improve it slightly by adding 3/4-inch-thick rubber mats for a little extra 'give; be sure to use at least 8 inches of bedding-more for horses who are stabled for a long period of time or who tend to tock up.
Credit to: Stall Flooring: Solutions for Concrete and Asphalt
- If you stable a horse on concrete for a few weeks, he'll become sore in his back and legs.
- Standing for hours on a hard surface contributes to stocking up (accumulation of fluid in the legs) especially those has limited turnout and spends most of the day in his stall.
- Concrete and asphalt also get more slippery with wear, and can cause pressure sores and rubs on elbows and hocks.
To improve an asphalt or concrete base, you can improve it slightly by adding 3/4-inch-thick rubber mats for a little extra 'give; be sure to use at least 8 inches of bedding-more for horses who are stabled for a long period of time or who tend to tock up.
Credit to: Stall Flooring: Solutions for Concrete and Asphalt
Sunday, August 7, 2011
HHC Quick Tips - signs of dental problems
HHC Quick Tips - signs of dental problems
Signs that a horse might have a dental problem include:
- head tossing,
- turning the head sideways when chewing,
- feed being dropped while chewing,
- resisting the bit or fighting bit placement,
- reluctance to work or move in one direction,
- mouthing the bit excessively,
- excessive salivation,
- bad breath,
- nasal discharge,
- grain undigested in manure,
- weight loss, and
- even colic.
Earlier one of our tip is to pay attention to the water bucket: "If a large amount of hay or feed is found in your horse's water bucket, it could be a sign of dental problems and if you note the amounts of hay or feed increasing (more than usual), calling the vet would be a safe bet."
Monday, March 28, 2011
HHC Quick Tips - Bruise or Minor Swelling
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HHC Quick Tips - Bruise or Minor Swelling
Saturday, February 12, 2011
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Thursday, January 6, 2011
Strengthen Your Horse's Back with Belly Lifts
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Wednesday, January 5, 2011
The art of bandaging
The Art of Bandaging
"Bandaging can be an important part of your daily care and needs to be done properly. It is important to know when and when not to use them. Bandaging can provide protection for your horse, however, it can also impede healing and create a dependency upon them. Much harm can be done if the bandages are not put on correctly. The art of bandaging requires practice and the correct materials to ensure success."Click here to read on
Monday, January 3, 2011
Mini-Massage Makes a Difference
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Thursday, September 30, 2010
Evaluating Sore Back
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Massage - what are the benefits?
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Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Your horse has Behaviour Problem.... investigate further before you draw conclusion
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Do you think your horse has behavior problem? Step back and look further for the causes
To help your horse to relax and to calm down, you might want to consider giving a massage to him/her with Sore No More Liniment before any work.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Watch this video to learn more about how stretching
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Lose of appetite from Bute
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Q&A - Lose of appetite from Bute
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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Equilite Sore No More Massage
Sore No More is wonderful massage rub for those tight muscles that need loosening. Large muscle groups like the shoulders (long pause) and hind end will benefit from a sore no more rub before and after riding.
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Friday, August 20, 2010
Repetitive Stress Injury is not exclusive for people
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Monday, June 28, 2010
COMFORT ME Soothing & Healing Balm
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If your horse feels discomfort, bring on the Equine Comfort Soothing & Healing Balm. The natural antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and antifungal benefits of Myrrh, Tea Tree and Lavender Essential Oils aids in healing of cuts, scrapes and minor skin infections; and treat skin suffering from common fungal problems such as girth itch, ringworm and rain rot.
Antioxidant rich Green Tea Infusion and ULTRA moisturizing Cocoa Butter help to create a barrier between sensitive skin and the environment. Allantoin and Certified Organic Hemp Oil calm skin irritations while Honeysuckle stimulates the removal of toxins.
Your horse will thank you...along with your hands and the earth!
For the Rider: Irritated skin? Cuts or scrapes? Go ahead and borrow some Comfort Me from your horse.
ALL NATURAL Ingredients: Aqueous extract of Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Leaf, Glycerin, Cannabis Sativa (Organic Hemp) Oil, Canola Oil, Emulsifying Wax NF, Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter, Stearic Acid, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil, Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Oil, Allantoin, Potassium Sorbate, Commiphora molmol (Myrrh) Gum Resin Powder, Rosmarinus officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Extract, Lonicera japonica (Honeysuckle) Flower Extract.
HOW TO USE: Spread balm on the affected area with clean hands, repeating daily until the condition improves.
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SORE NO-MORE Cooling Clay Poultice
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Sore No More Cooling Clay Poultice - The Master of Muds has arrived SORE NO-MORE ® is no longer just an Award Winning Horse Liniment. It is now available in a Cooling Clay Poultice that is silky smooth, non-irritating and heat drawing packing. Use on legs or as a hoof packing to draw out heat and inflammation. Can be used anywhere on the body. Same great Sore No More® formula mixed into a blend of bentonite clays for easy application. Goes on evenly and comes off easily. A thin layer is all you need. A bucket goes a long way.
Play Videos: How to Poultice a Horse's Hoof and How to Poultice a Horse's Leg.
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