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How to Manage Your Horse’s Winter Coat Transition: Tips from Nags to Riches

Sep 26

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As we finally start seeing longer days, it’s time to say goodbye to those fluffy winter coats that have kept our horses warm and cozy. While we all love cuddling up to our ponies in winter, shedding season brings its own set of challenges—and hair! Everywhere!

Beth Noble from Nags to Riches has shared some fantastic tips in the latest issue of Horsewyse Magazine on how to help your horse transition from their thick winter coat to a sleek, shiny summer one. Here’s a sneak peek of what you’ll learn from her full article:


  • How the shedding process works: Did you know that it's not the temperature but the amount of daylight that signals your horse to start shedding? You’ll find out how the summer and winter solstices play a big role in your horse’s coat cycle.


  • Best grooming tools for the job: Whether you’re a fan of curry combs or newer tools like the Striphair groomer, Beth breaks down the pros and cons of different grooming methods—and yes, elbow grease is still required!


  • The secret to speeding up shedding: Coat oil is your new best friend. Beth explains how using a horse-specific coat oil, like HSE Hot Oil Coat Conditioner, can help loosen the old hair and keep your horse’s skin healthy, making shedding less of a hassle.


  • Clipping vs natural shedding: Not a fan of dealing with hair everywhere? Beth discusses when and how to clip your horse to avoid that patchy shedding look while still promoting a healthy summer coat.


To learn more about managing shedding season with ease, check out the full article in the latest issue of Horsewyse Magazine. Whether you’re a first-time horse owner or a seasoned pro, Beth’s insights will help you navigate the transition with confidence, keeping your horse comfortable and looking their best all summer long!


Get your copy of Horsewyse today and dive into Beth’s expert advice!




Sep 26

2 min read

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Oct 17

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