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Why does a horse stamp, scrape or roll? Learn to recognise horse behaviour and discover what body language reveals about horse welfare and daily care.

Flaking skin in horses is particularly noticeable in autumn and winter. Discover the possible causes and practical care tips for dry or sensitive horse skin. With a focus on care from the inside out and from the outside in.

Discover 7 practical tips for looking after your horse in winter. From winter coats and sensitive legs to mud fever, hoof scrapers, nutrition and natural skin care.

Mud fever and scabs are particularly common in horses during the autumn. Damp, mud and sensitive skin can all play a part. Find out why washing too often isn’t always advisable, how to recognise scabs and flaking, and what you can do for the daily care of horses’ legs prone to mud fever and scab. With a focus on care from the inside out and the outside in.

Has your horse stopped rubbing, but still has flaky patches or sensitive skin? Find out why your horse’s skin deserves extra care even after the summer, and how you can support its skin health with the right care. With practical autumn tips from Paardenkriebels.nl.

Does your horse regularly stamp or bite at its hind legs? There could be various reasons for this. Find out what to look out for when it comes to flaking skin, scabs and sensitive legs, and what care might be appropriate.
This one is also lovely because it naturally features horses stamping, biting their hind legs, flaking, scabs, sensitive horse legs and grooming.

Does your horse suffer from more itching in the autumn, or does it rub itself more often? Find out which changes to the coat, moisture levels, rugs and skin may play a part, and read some practical tips on how to properly check and care for your horse’s skin.

When should you put a blanket on or take one off your horse? Find out what to look out for in autumn in terms of temperature, rain, wind, coat condition and horses prone to itching.

The transition from summer to autumn brings quite a few changes for your horse. The days are getting shorter, temperatures are fluctuating, the winter coat is starting to grow, and rain…