It's true when they say a happy gut makes a happy horse. However, a horse's digestive system can be so delicate. Sometimes the simplest things such as a change in weather, routine, feed, and more can cause digestive issues. Learn more about their digestive system and simple tips to optimize your horse's gut health.

This winter is unlike any winter we've seen before. If you are experiencing the extreme winter storms, freezing temperatures, and/or power outages, especially in states where this type of weather is rare, we've put together some tips to help you keep your horse(s) safe and warm during this trying time.

Searching for a blanket, sheet, or cooler? With so many options, it can be overwhelming to find the right one for your horse's specific needs...until now. We created the ultimate guide to help you find the right type of blanket(s) for your horse, how to properly care for them so they last longer, as well as how to blanket your horse appropriately based on the temperature and hair length.

Caring for your horse’s hooves is essential all year-round. After all, healthy hooves are key to overall horse health. However, the winter can present some specific challenges to caring for your horse’s feet. Whether it's because of a change in diet, changing pasture conditions, or frozen/harder ground conditions, learn how to help your horse's hooves stay healthy during the cold winter season.

When we first heard that Kelcie's Horse Treats were being devoured by even the fussiest of horses, we had to investigate and ultimately add these delicious treats to our assortment on Corro. Started by Kevin Nairne and Mary Elizabeth Kent, who is the sister and barn manager for U.S. Olympic Gold Medalist Laura Kraut, Kelcie’s Horse Treats are stealing the hearts of both horses and dogs alike. We recently spoke with Nairne to learn how these unique cookies came to be and learn why they’re a growing favorite.

For many equestrians, getting back to competing is a top priority. Corro asked how International Showjumping Groom Dan Ingratta is getting organized and prepared for the 2021 show season after having been forced to take a break due to COVID-19. Discover Dan's tips for getting ready for the new show year.

The holiday season is a time filled with love and baking. Show your horse some love with homemade treats that are sure to mix it up from their everyday carrots, apples, and sugar cubes regimen. We've rounded up some fun and easy horse treat recipes that we're sure your horse will love and you will enjoy making.

Finding the perfect gift for everyone on your list is the best feeling, but is not always the easiest task. Don't fret! Corro created Gift Guides for nearly everyone on your list — including your horse. Discover great recommendations and inspiration to help simplify the shopping process.

Anyone who rides horses knows just how mental of a sport it can be. Yet, it can also be one of the most ignored aspects of our ride. Corro caught up with Peter Crone, who works with professional and Olympic athletes (including equestrians) to help them better understand their thoughts, limiting beliefs, and patterns in order to set them free of what holds them back. Discover how your own mindset may be affecting your riding (and life) and tips to help you get out of your own way.

Are you a former equestrian yearning to get back into the saddle? Emmie Strommen of Calling All Horse Girls shares five steps that helped her return to riding after focusing on her career took her away from her childhood passion. Regardless of how long it's been or what discipline you want try, these steps are sure get you that much closer to your favorite four-legged animals.

It's the most wonderful time of the year! But before you deck the halls and deck your barn out with holiday decorations, make sure you're not creating a safety hazard for your horses and your barn. We've put together some do's and don'ts to help keep you, your favorite four-legged friends, and barn safe this holiday season.

Meg's career started as a groom for top level three-day eventers before she too started competing as a professional eventer. But her real passion is her Junior Event Team (JET) that she created a couple of years ago, which invites a group of her students to come to her farm for regular sessions, mounted and unmounted, and to help them set and work toward their riding goals. Learn how Meg is focused on improving the quality of riding and horsemanship among these young riders, all while balancing her own professional career.

Stacia Klein Madden is a household name in the equitation, show jumping, and hunter world. Her reputation as a professional trainer, rider, judge, and clinician precedes her. But how is it that she creates customized plans for each of her 20 students and roughly 40 horses to help them achieve their goals for the year? Check out our interview with Stacia to find out what's happening behind-the-scenes and ways you can apply her process and tips to your own program and make this year your best year yet!

Learn from international showjumping groom and barn manager Chuy Escalera on how he deals with the changing seasons from fall to winter. With over 14 years of experience, Chuy shares his top product recommendations and best practices to keep your horse feeling comfortable and looking great all winter long!

Have you ever been curious about Cowboy Mounted Shooting? Check out our interview with one of the sport's best Cowboy Mounted Shooters, De Chapman! She shares what made her jump from barrel racing to this small but exciting sport, what it takes to be a professional Cowboy Mounted Shooter, as well as the basics for anyone who may interested in learning more about Mounted Shooting.

The American Bashkir Curly horse is a truly unique and special breed. Getting their name for their curly coats, Curly horses are one of the only horse breeds that are hypo-allergenic! Learn more about how these calm, inquisitive, and intelligent creatures are so versatile in their jobs and disciplines, as well as their looks!