The SaddleBox Horse Blog

No one likes to clean, and the same goes for your horse’s tack. It’s time consuming, it’s dirty, it’s boring and no one notices but Read More >>

If you’ve been around horses for any length of time, you’ve no doubt seen a head-shy horse. A head-shy horse is one that doesn’t like Read More >>

We all know cute things come in small packages. The same can be said for horses. Miniature horses are exactly like they sound – small Read More >>

It sounds like an oxymoron if there ever was one. Sweet itch is hardly satisfying for horses – it’s a discomforting itch that comes from Read More >>

Abuse can be an imprecise term when used to categorize all wrong forms of treatment toward a horse. Beating, starving, neglecting, drugging – they’re all Read More >>

Horses don’t sleep like we do. They like to rest for short periods during the day more frequently, not necessarily for long stretches of eight Read More >>

Horses have faces for a reason, and they’re using them to communicate. That’s just one, basic joint-study discovery from researchers at the University of Sussex, Read More >>

New to the horse world? If so, it’s hard for either you or your horse to take a single step forward unless you’ve halter trained Read More >>

When horses need to take part in physical therapy, more and more people are using water therapy to rehabilitate them. Hydrotherapy, as it’s sometimes called, Read More >>

You might love horses so much you’d be content with one of every breed. While that probably isn’t in the cards, there’s nothing wrong with Read More >>