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Winter horse care calls for quality forage, warm shelter, appropriate blankets, and joint support to maintain body condition and mobility. Stock your stable with essentials during our Black Friday Sale ending November 30, 2025!
What's in Our Horse Black Friday Sale Collection?
Horse Gastric Care
Support for gastric comfort and ulcer management during stall time, travel, or training changes.
Dewormers (Horse Preventive)
Paste and gel options designed for horses to help manage internal parasites – use as directed and consult your veterinarian for region-appropriate schedules.
Wound Care & Skin Topicals
Antiseptic sprays, ointments, and salves to clean, protect, and support the healing of minor cuts and skin issues.
Fly & Pest Control
Targeted roll-ons and topicals to deter flies and biting insects.
Grooming (Shampoos & Conditioners)
Equine-appropriate cleansers and conditioners (including multi-species formulas labeled for horses) to maintain coat and skin through winter.
Grooming Tools & Clippers
Tools that help with tidy coats and hygiene between full grooms.
Ear/Eye Care (where labeled)
Otic solutions labeled for horses or for multi-species use – always follow label directions.
Cleaning & Odor Control
Stable-adjacent pet cleaners and odor removers to keep shared spaces fresh.
Why Shop Black Friday at HardyPaw?
- Lowest Prices of the Season on select equestrian essentials
- Expert Guidance from our knowledgeable team
- Authorized & Verified Products (NABP-authenticated pet pharmacy)
- Fast, Reliable Shipping – Free Shipping on Prescription Pharmacy Orders above $49
- Hassle-Free Returns if something isn’t right
Black Friday Sale FAQs
Q1: When does the Black Friday sale end?
A: Our Black Friday Sale runs through November 30, 2025. Shop early to secure the best deals before inventory sells out.
Q2: What type of blanket does my horse need for winter?
A: Choose based on coat, age, and climate: light (≈150-200g) for mild weather, medium (≈300-400g) for moderate cold, and heavy (≈600g+) for extreme conditions. Clipped or senior horses often need heavier coverage.
Q3: How much hay should my horse eat in winter?
A: Aim for 1.5-2% of body weight in forage daily. In winter, increase by 10-20% and provide high-quality hay; add grains or concentrates if extra calories are needed.
Q4: Are joint supplements necessary for all horses?
A: Not always, but they’re helpful for seniors, performance horses, or those with joint concerns. Ask your veterinarian whether glucosamine, chondroitin, or other support is appropriate for your horse’s age and workload.
Q5: How often should I check my horse’s hooves in winter?
A: Daily. Remove packed ice, snow, and frozen mud; clean thoroughly, apply hoof balm for moisture, and trim every 6-8 weeks to prevent cracks.
Q: What’s the best way to keep water from freezing in winter?
A: Use heated water buckets or trough de-icers for consistent access to fresh water. If heaters aren’t available, break ice 2-3 times daily to maintain hydration.
