Cost of living
With the cost of living continuing to rise in the UK, many horse owners will be wondering how they can cut their equestrian outgoings without negatively impacting their horses’ welfare. The good news is that with a bit of clever thinking, and reviewing what you are doing and why, it is possible to cut many of your regular horse bills, make existing kit last longer, and save money by repairing things instead of replacing them. The H&H team of journalists have been speaking to financial experts, top riders and fellow horse owners to find out the best ways to go about it.
-
-
Black Friday is today! Here are deals for dogs (and their owners) that you don’t want to miss
-
Hurry! Here’s our pick of the best Black Friday dog bed deals – and they won’t be around for long
-
Trying to save money on your horse bills? Take a look at these top tips
-
How make sharing a horse work, plus important things to be aware of...
-
Don’t tell the other half: 9 household items you’ve definitely taken to the stables at some point...
-
How to waterproof horse rugs: H&H’s ultimate guide
-
Deep litter bedding for horses: pros and cons
-
Struggling owners urged to rehome horses now rather than wait for winter
-
‘Worrying picture’ as owners go without food to feed their horses
-
Horsebox versus horse trailer – which would suit you best?
-
Fly protection on a budget: 6 fly rugs under £50
-
How to improve the value of your horse – and help him find the right home
-
How to clean your horse’s rugs at home
With mud and wet weather a constant problem during the winter, Horse & Hound offers some useful tips on the best methods to get a rug clean
-
New service launched for owners struggling to care for their horses
-
8 riding hats you can get your hands on for less than £100
-
Don’t have your own jumps? 10 DIY solutions to your problem
-
‘Anyone who cares for horses’ asked for views on cost-of-living crisis
-
‘Winter has hit the equine community hard’: cost-of-living concerns continue
-
How to clean riding boots for a brilliant shine and to help them last