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If you're a fellow pet parent, you're probably no stranger to the havoc that spring allergies can wreak on both you and your furry friend. So what triggers allergies in the spring for our fur babies and why does it cause so many issues?

Depending on where you live, cold weather conditions could be defined in a number of ways, not only depending on the temperature, but other external conditions such as snow, wind, and rain. understanding how colder temperatures can affect your horse, especially when in training, is crucial in keeping a healthy, happy, and comfortable horse.

Whether you’re preparing for heavy snow or rain-filled days, you’ll probably start dreading walks with your dog a bit more. Even if the weather in your area stays nice, the shorter, darker days in the winter are no fun. Check out our list of high-quality gear for you and your dog that will help you both get through those gloomy winter days!

Forage: the most important meal of the day. It’s no secret that horses thrive off of a forage based diet and quite honestly, they couldn’t survive without it. While there’s tons of questions circling around how much forage to feed, how often, what kind, and in what form, there’s also the question about how much to feed during each season.

Whether you’re preparing for heavy snow in Alberta or rain-filled days in British Columbia, you’ll probably start dreading walks with your dog a bit more. Even if the weather in your area stays nice, the shorter, darker days in the winter are no fun. Check out our list of high-quality gear for you and your dog that will help you both get through those gloomy winter days!

Taking inventory of your horse's diet is recommended for all seasons, but especially winter. Specifically, when it comes to making sure your horse is meeting their nutritional needs, Omega 3’s seem to be a common deficiency seen amongst most horses. There can be a lot of confusion around why horses need Omega 3’s, why they are especially important to implement in the winter season, along with what types are best for horses. We’re here to help break down, simplify, and choose the best option for you and your horse.