Avoid Skin Problems

Sorrel and grey horse looking over each other's backs.
Horse Health Care

Healthy Skin, Healthy Horse

Learn how to give your horse a healthy glow with a back-to-basics skin-care routine.

Credit: Photo by Jim Bortvedt When you see something like this on your horse’s skin, it’s time to call your vet. The growth is likely to be a sarcoid tumor, and it can grow explosively worse if not caught, monitored, and treated with care.
Horse Health Care

Sarcoid Tumors: On Alert!

Learn how to recognize these common skin tumors, and what steps you should take if you suspect you’ve found a sarcoid on your horse.

Credit: Jennifer Paulson
Horse Grooming

Groom to Beat Skin Woes

Regular grooming is one of the best ways to avoid skin problems with your horse, or detect them early for easiest, most effective treatment.