Horse Clipping
The clipping section holds the site's articles on the whole clipping season: spring clipping FAQs, winter clipping in January or February, sedation for clipping, and troubleshooting clippers that stop cutting.
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Pro Equine Grooms is an educational resource on horsemanship, horse grooming and clipping for horse owners.
Grooming and clipping guidance for horse owners.
The clipping section holds the site's articles on the whole clipping season: spring clipping FAQs, winter clipping in January or February, sedation for clipping, and troubleshooting clippers that stop cutting.
Visit linkThe legs and hooves section covers pasture-associated laminitis, which the site ties to grass sugars in spring and fall, and the early warning signs of hoof heat and a strong digital pulse. It also has articles on coronary band care and hoof growth.
Visit linkThis section is built around hay waste and how storage, feeder choice and feeding strategy reduce it. It sits beside summer turnout guidance on grazing, shade, fly control and turnout timing.
Visit linkPro Equine Grooms is an educational resource for horse owners, so grooming sits next to barn work and health. Its tips are filed under fixed sections: Grooming, Barn Management, Health and Well Being, Legs and Hooves, Horse Clipping, Equipment and Horse Tack, Manes and Tails, Saddles and Bridles, Trailers and Trailering and Green Horse Keeping. Clipping gets unusually deep treatment, including a free downloadable guide to horse clipping. The site also covers the working side of the field, with pages on employment issues, equine job listings and a page titled Meet Some Grooms.
Read the noteStart with the seasonal articles: Spring Clipping Your Horse FAQs, Founder in the Spring, Summer Turnout Tips for Horses, Avoid Winter Colic in Horses and Feeding Horses in Winter.
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