Rain Rot in Horses | Skin Checks, Clean-Dry Routine & Red Flags
Rain rot skin-care support guide for horses from Draw It Out
August 8, 2025
Jon Conklin

Rain Rot in Horses | Skin Checks, Clean-Dry Routine & Red Flags

A safer rain-rot guide focused on wet-weather skin checks, gentle cleaning, complete drying, routine skin...
Mange in Horses: Vet Diagnosis and Barn Hygiene
Horse mange signs, veterinary skin diagnosis, and barn equipment hygiene
August 7, 2025
Jon Conklin

Mange in Horses: Vet Diagnosis and Barn Hygiene

Mange requires veterinary diagnosis and the right parasite-control plan. Learn signs, differentials, contact-horse decisions, equipment...
Sweet Itch in Horses: What It Is & How to Help
Real Rider Resource horse care blog by Draw It Out
August 6, 2025
Jon Conklin

Sweet Itch in Horses: What It Is & How to Help

Sweet itch is more than just a seasonal nuisance—it can wreck your horse’s comfort and...
Ringworm in Horses: Hygiene, Isolation, and Vet Guidance
Real Rider Resource horse care blog by Draw It Out
August 5, 2025
Jon Conklin

Ringworm in Horses: Hygiene, Isolation, and Vet Guidance

Ringworm in horses is contagious and should be managed carefully. Learn what riders should do...
Activated Charcoal for Horses: Detox, Healing, and Skin Support
Real Rider Resource horse care blog by Draw It Out
  • activated charcoal
August 3, 2025
Jon Conklin

Activated Charcoal for Horses: Detox, Healing, and Skin Support

From wound care to infection control, activated charcoal is revolutionizing equine skin support. Learn how...
Manuka Honey for Horses: Skin Support and Wound-Care Context
Real Rider Resource horse care blog by Draw It Out
July 18, 2025
Jon Conklin

Manuka Honey for Horses: Skin Support and Wound-Care Context

Manuka honey is often discussed in equine skin and wound-care routines. This guide explains why...
SI Joint Pain in Horses: Signs Are Not a Diagnosis
Horse SI-region movement clues, veterinary assessment, tack, hoof, and workload review
July 17, 2025
Jon Conklin

SI Joint Pain in Horses: Signs Are Not a Diagnosis

SI-region clues can overlap hoof, hock, stifle, back, tack, workload, and neurologic problems. Learn safe...
What Are Windpuffs in Horses? Causes, Monitoring & Recovery Tips
Real Rider Resource horse care blog by Draw It Out
  • Equine Leg Recovery
July 16, 2025
Jon Conklin

What Are Windpuffs in Horses? Causes, Monitoring & Recovery Tips

You’ve probably seen them—puffy, soft swellings around the fetlocks that don’t seem to bother your...
Horse Dehydration Signs: 5 Checks and When to Call a Vet
Horse owner monitoring a horse drinking from a clean water trough
  • horse dehydration
July 15, 2025
Jon Conklin

Horse Dehydration Signs: 5 Checks and When to Call a Vet

Check water intake, gums, breathing, recovery, manure, appetite, and behavior, plus what to do first...
Horse Leg Care for Trailering: Preventing Swelling, Fatigue & Injury
Real Rider Resource horse care blog by Draw It Out
July 14, 2025
Jon Conklin

Horse Leg Care for Trailering: Preventing Swelling, Fatigue & Injury

Trailer time can affect lower legs through standing, balancing, heat, and travel stress. Learn how...
Arena Footing and Horse Fatigue: How to Read the Surface and Adjust the Ride
Real Rider Resource horse care blog by Draw It Out
July 14, 2025
Jon Conklin

Arena Footing and Horse Fatigue: How to Read the Surface and Adjust the Ride

A practical footing guide for deep, firm, slick, uneven, and changing spring surfaces, with movement...
Injury or Soreness? How to Tell the Difference in Your Horse
Real Rider Resource horse care blog by Draw It Out
July 12, 2025
Jon Conklin

Injury or Soreness? How to Tell the Difference in Your Horse

A practical guide to sorting normal post-work soreness from signs that may point to injury,...
Poultice vs. Liniment: What’s the Difference & When to Use Each
Real Rider Resource horse care blog by Draw It Out
  • Equine Recovery Tools
July 11, 2025
Jon Conklin

Poultice vs. Liniment: What’s the Difference & When to Use Each

Should you reach for a poultice or a liniment? Real riders know there's a time...
Horse Leg Anatomy: Tendons, Ligaments, Digital Pulse & What to Check
Real Rider Resource horse leg anatomy guide from Draw It Out
July 10, 2025
Jon Conklin

Horse Leg Anatomy: Tendons, Ligaments, Digital Pulse & What to Check

A practical Real Rider Resource guide to horse leg anatomy, tendon and ligament landmarks, digital...
Saddle Fit and Soft Tissue: The Hidden Cause of Chronic Soreness
Real Rider Resource horse care blog by Draw It Out
July 9, 2025
Jon Conklin

Saddle Fit and Soft Tissue: The Hidden Cause of Chronic Soreness

Saddle fit can contribute to soreness, behavior changes, and resistance under saddle. Learn what riders...
Horse Care Safety & Skin Sensitivity Guide | Draw It Out®
Real Rider Resource horse care blog by Draw It Out
July 7, 2025
Jon Conklin

Horse Care Safety & Skin Sensitivity Guide | Draw It Out®

A horse-care skin-sensitivity guide covering patch testing, label awareness, sun and heat stress, application habits,...
Sweating, Salt, and Stress: Understanding Electrolyte Balance in Horses
Real Rider Resource horse care blog by Draw It Out
July 7, 2025
Jon Conklin

Sweating, Salt, and Stress: Understanding Electrolyte Balance in Horses

A practical horse electrolyte guide covering sweat, salt loss, hauling, heat, stress, and when hydration...
Do We Really Use 170+ Minerals in Our Liniment? Here’s the Truth.
Real Rider Resource horse care blog by Draw It Out
July 5, 2025
Jon Conklin

Do We Really Use 170+ Minerals in Our Liniment? Here’s the Truth.

A transparent look at the 170+ mineral claim, where the mineral blend comes from, why...
Understanding Equine Inflammation: What Every Real Rider Should Know
Real Rider Resource horse care blog by Draw It Out
July 2, 2025
Jon Conklin

Understanding Equine Inflammation: What Every Real Rider Should Know

Inflammation is part of how the body responds to stress, strain, or injury. This guide...
Signs Your Horse Is Uncomfortable During Grooming
Real Rider Resource horse care blog by Draw It Out
  • Behavior During Grooming
June 30, 2025
Jon Conklin

Signs Your Horse Is Uncomfortable During Grooming

Grooming is supposed to feel good—but if your horse flinches, pins their ears, or sidesteps,...

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