Bandages can offer protection, support, and recovery benefits when used correctly. Discover the different types of horse bandages, when to use them, and how proper bandaging techniques can help keep your horse’s legs comfortable and protected during training, transport, or recovery.
Swollen legs in stabled horses are often just poor circulation, not a crisis. Here's how to tell the difference and what to do about it.
Collar or harness? The right answer depends on your dog's build, habits, and health. Here's how to weigh up the trade-offs and measure for a proper fit.
Discover 10 essential winter products designed to keep sensitive horses comfortable during the colder months. From skin-friendly rugs to artificial sheepskin accessories, explore solutions that help prevent rubbing, irritation, and discomfort while supporting your horse’s wellbeing all winter long.
A practical guide to refresh your stable this spring. Discover 5 easy steps to clean, organize, and maintain your horse’s rugs, tack, and stable accessories after winter while keeping your equipment in top condition.
Not sure which turnout rug is the best fit for your horse? Discover the differences between Kentucky’s turnout rug collections and learn which rug best suits your horse’s needs, lifestyle, and weather conditions for maximum comfort and protection outdoors.
Spring weather can change quickly, making rug choices more difficult than during winter. Discover a practical temperature guide to help you choose the right rug during spring based on temperature, clipping, and your horse’s individual needs.
Designed by an Olympic groom and built on a CEO's textile expertise, Kentucky's sheepskin shipping halter has a surprisingly technical story behind its cloud-soft exterior.
What is dog puberty & how to handle it as a dog owner?
The best way to protect your horse against flies
Why 3D spacer is the perfect material for the summer
Kentucky's artificial leather looks like the real thing but outperforms it: waterproof, washable, crack-resistant, and 100% animal-friendly. Here's how it's used across girths and halters.
