Walk into any barn during the first cold snap of fall and you'll likely find horse owners debating one of the most contentious topics in equine care: to blanket or not to blanket. Some insist that horses have survived winters...
More horse and dog owners are rethinking what they use during bath time—and for good reason. Traditional liquid shampoos often come in plastic bottles and contain harsh chemicals that can irritate skin and harm the environment. Bex Bar Soap Co. offers...
Donkeys are often thought of as low‑maintenance, hardy animals that can handle just about anything the weather throws at them. That reputation is exactly why many people are surprised to see donkeys wearing blankets or fly gear. But there’s a...
When you’re working a horse from the ground, everything you do travels through one simple connection: the lead or lunge line. It may seem like a basic piece of equipment, but the right line can dramatically affect communication, safety, and...
Few things are more frustrating than ordering new gear only to find it doesn’t fit. A blanket that’s too small rubs shoulders; too large, and it slips dangerously. The same goes for fly masks or protective sheets. That’s why learning...
If you’ve ever heard the dreaded “pop” when pulling off a blanket in winter, you know static is no fun for horses — or handlers. Cold, dry air combined with synthetic fabrics can create an environment ripe for static buildup,...
Blanket shopping can feel like decoding a foreign language — especially when it comes to weights. But the right choice makes all the difference in keeping your horse comfortable, no matter the weather. Not sure which blanket weight your horse...
Horse owners have plenty of questions about gear — and Kensington has heard them all! Here are answers to some of the most common ones: Q: How do I know if my horse is too hot under a blanket? Check...
Horse gear may look simple, but every seam, fabric choice, and buckle is carefully designed for performance. Here’s a peek behind the seams. Fabric Selection Tough outer shells like ripstop nylon or Textilene® withstand pasture play. Breathable weaves keep horses...
