Best Probiotics for Horses
We tested horse probiotics in powder, pellet, and chew form to find the ones horses actually eat, plus picks for travel, stress, and picky eaters.
Grooming tools, fly control, blankets, hoof care, supplements, feed and barn supplies, compared on the horse's comfort and the daily work of a barn.
We tested horse probiotics in powder, pellet, and chew form to find the ones horses actually eat, plus picks for travel, stress, and picky eaters.
We tested stall toys that hold up to bored horses, from rolling treat balls to hanging licks and slow-feed hay balls, so you can pick by stall setup.
We tested equine vitamin and mineral supplements to find the best for daily nutrition, vitamin E, selenium, and iron, with picks for picky eaters.
We tested weight gain supplements for hard keepers, seniors, and horses in work to find formulas that add calories without adding trouble.
We tested horse coolers for wicking, fit, and washability, from a contoured fleece that covers the neck to a budget sheet that machine washes.
We tested horse wound sprays, powders, and poultices to find what belongs in a first aid kit, from a no-sting flush to a powder that stops small bleeds.
We tested horse liniments for sore muscles, stiffness, and swelling, from a show-safe menthol gel to a menthol-free spray you can use under tack.
We tested horse poultices for hot legs, filled tendons, and hoof abscesses. These clay, Epsom, and pad picks go on fast, stay put, and wash off clean.
We tested digital rectal thermometers for horses to find fast, readable picks, from a flexible-tip budget model to a vet-style workhorse.
We tested horse treats for pill hiding, training rewards, and low-sugar diets. Our top pick is soft, molasses-rich, and easy to fold around a pill.
We tested turnout sheets in rain, mud, and wind to find the waterproof, breathable picks that fit well and last, from budget shells to premium.
We tested tail bags that hold through turnout, wash clean, and protect a braid. Here's what to buy for long tails, tight budgets, and multi-horse barns.
We tested waterproofing sprays for horse blankets and turnout rugs, from gallon covers to PFAS-free breathable formulas, to help you choose.
We tested fly boots on turned-out horses to find the ones that stay up and keep flies off. Our top pick, plus picks for thin skin, hard turnout, and budgets.
We tested fly masks for fit, visibility, and durability to find the best for turnout, riding, sensitive eyes, and midge-prone horses.
We tested fly sheets for full-size horses, from a durable Rambo to budget mesh options, and found picks for neck coverage, turnout, and trailering.
We tested fly sprays on sweaty summer turnout and buggy paddocks to find the ones worth buying, from a sweat-resistant everyday spray to a cheap barn gallon.
We tested hoof conditioners and dressings on dry, cracked feet to find the ones that hold moisture, stay put, and suit your climate.
We tested hoof nippers from 8 to 14 inches to find the pairs that cut cleanly, hold an edge, and fit the animal you're trimming.
We tested hoof picks to find the hooks that hold up to packed mud, from a four-pack for the barn to a premium pick with a lifetime guarantee.
We tested hoof rasps on hard, dry hooves. The Heller Black Master is our best overall, with picks for precision finishing, ponies, and tight budgets.
We tested equine detanglers for everyday sprays, stubborn mats, fine manes, and show-ring shine. Here are the ones worth keeping in the barn.
We tested turnout sheets and 200g to 400g blankets to find the ones that shed rain, stay centered on a rolling horse, and fit ponies to drafts.
We tested horse ice boots for cold retention and fit to find the pair that stays put, plus picks for turnout, all four legs, and tight budgets.