Understanding equine eye health—and how the right fly mask can make all the difference. There’s a lot to love about an Appaloosa—their bold spotted coats, unmistakable personality, and hardy versatility have made them favorites in barns across the country. But...
One tote. Endless jobs. Surprisingly handy everywhere. At Kensington, we love gear that earns its keep. Of course, our Grooming Tote was designed with horse owners in mind—brushes, sprays, hoof picks, fly masks, all the essentials neatly organized and easy...
You're running late for a lesson, your horse is muddy from last night's rain, and you're frantically digging through a chaotic bucket of tangled grooming tools. Sound familiar? Horse owners waste 8-12 minutes every grooming session just hunting for the...
When fly season arrives, most owners reach for a fly mask to stop the head tossing and irritation caused by pests. It is a standard part of summer horse care. However, there is a second, invisible threat that often goes...
You've probably spent time researching fly masks checking UV protection ratings, comparing brands, and scrolling through color options. But here's what most horse owners overlook: the single most important factor isn't the brand, the UV percentage, or even the style....
Spring means fresh green grass. Every horse owner looks forward to it. But here's what most owners don't realize: that lush new grass is metabolically dangerous for certain horses. Without proper management, spring can trigger laminitis, a painful and potentially...
Horses evolved over millions of years to do one thing: eat. In the wild, they spend roughly 90% of their time grazing, consuming small amounts of forage throughout the day. Their digestive system from stomach capacity to acid secretion evolved...
Horses with pink skin, white markings, or pale eyes face a hidden threat that many owners overlook: ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Just as humans need sunscreen and sunglasses, horses with light pigmentation need protection from the sun's damaging rays. UV damage...
You have probably swatted at your share of flies around the barn. They are annoying, persistent, and seem to multiply overnight once the weather warms up. But here is what most horse owners do not realize: spring flies are not...
