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11 Oct 2010 To help out, we created a quick-reference temperature guide. Of course every horse and every environment has it's own unique considerations, so if you have specific questions, you should check with your vet. Approximate Temperature Guide 45° F – Not clipped: no blanket; Clipped: light weight blanket
I was looking through my recent SmartPak magazine and I found a temperature guide that will help you to know at what temperature to blanket your horses and what type of blanket. Here it is and I hope it helps. Clipped Horse 50* Light Fill(0-100g) 40* Medium Fill (150-250g) 30* Heavy Fill (300-400g).
We are trying to prepare a chart for our barn help to take the guess work out of when to put on a sheet or a blanket or nothing at all. We live in the south where it rarely gets very cold but may be in the 30's and 40's at night. We have a mix of hairy (the old retirees) and body clipped (young and old) horses
If you're starting from scratch with a new horse, consider buying a “system" of matching clothes including a sheet, stable blanket and turnout sheet that will connect to each other. You'll be set for almost any situation. Most of us, however, already have a collection of mis- matched horse clothes. Fill in the gaps as needed.
One of the most frequently asked questions we receive has to do with blanket weight. More specifically, horse owners want to know which weight blanket to use for certain temperatures. This is a tough question to answer because every horse is different, but we have put together a chart to serve as a starting point.Keep in
This Horse Blanketing Guide explains how to choose the right fit for your horse, when to blanket a clipped horse and more.
The temperatures a horse is used to can impact his LCT, which is why horses in warmer climates oftem "get dressed" at milder temps than horses in colder areas. Still not sure? Check out why these horses are blanketed (or not), and see if one of them matches your horse's situation. Reasons horses need to wear blankets.
9 Nov 2017 Or, do they need blankets? And which type of blankets? The problem is, a recent study indicates as many as 50% of equestrians lack education regarding their horse's physiological responses to environmental temperatures, which can pose quite a risk to the welfare of an animal. Sometimes even good
Q: How is the blanket weight measured? A: The weight is the amount of polyester fill, measured in grams. A lightweight sheet has 0 g (no fill). A medium weight has 150-225 g of fill. A heavyweight has 250-370 g of fill, and some blankets for harsh conditions have 400 g of fill. See approximate temperature guidelines below.
Q: How is the blanket weight measured? A: The weight is the amount of polyester fill, measured in grams. A lightweight sheet has 0g (no fill). A medium-weight has 150-225g of fill. A heavyweight has 250-370g of fill, and some blankets for harsh conditions have 400g of fill. See approximate temperature guidelines below.

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February 2018