Horse Grooming & Coat Care

Routine Grooming for Your Horse


  by Janette Oglesby

Introduction

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Horses enjoy grooming each other in the wild or in fenced pastures. Besides improving skin and coat health, this is bonding time. It strengthens their relationships and allows for communication. When you groom your horse, you spend quality time together, giving you an excellent chance to check your horse's health. While grooming you spot painful or swollen tissues. Lumps, bumps, or cuts which might be hidden by the coat and easily found., With regular grooming your horse will have a clean, smooth, and shiny coat. This article provides tips to help keep your horse looking great.
                       
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