The RIght Angle Scratcher is another Fair Mare product perfect for your horses, goats, sheep, cattle and other furry friends that may need scratching assistance. Let us help you, keep your horses happy. Easy to install, it comes with all the necessary hardware included. Can be used indoors or outdoors. Having a horse scratcher for your animals ensures they can safely scratch their coat without causing any damage. Airowear Ancol Ariat At Home in the Country Barbour Barrier Battles Bob Martin Carhartt Carr Day Martin Champion Champion-Outdoor Fair Mare innovates and manufactures unique horse scratching post solutions, designed to promote equine happiness and well-being. Keep Your Horse Happy If you can’t add a freestanding post, you can install any of the textures in this article on a wooden fencepost, or use a solid wall by creating a wall mounted scratching board. That link will be at the end of this article, so you can keep reading about textures and follow up when you’re done.

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First, gather your materials and supplies. And you won’t need much: this enrichment is really simple. You will need:

It is comfortable for your animals skin and will not pull the hair. It also allows horses with blankets on to use the scratcher. The best way is to give your horse a scratching session that uses the basics of training and communication to teach your horse how to politely request and enjoy the experience. We’ll cover how to do this below, but first: what are the benefits of scratching sessions? How to Scratch a Horse: The Benefits There are many reasons racehorses get scratched from a race. Some are understandable, and others are not so much. This article discusses the many reasons why racehorses get scratched from competition. Horses get scratched when they’re lame.

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Personally, I would never afix a scratching surface to a fence or gate post – why would I want to encourage my herd to destroy my fence? If I had a really sturdy barn, I may use a corner of an outside wall. Or inside a stall would be okay. Just remember that your horse will be putting a lot of weight behind the rubbing, so afix your scratching surfaces to something that can take 1000 lbs leaning and pushing on it – repeatedly.Just use your normal fluted drill bit and put one hole in each corner of the board. Step 3. Pilot Holes In the Scrub Brushes