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Welcome to InfoHorse.com, your ultimate online destination for barn accessories for horse owners. Here, you'll find comprehensive information on horse stalls and a wide range of products for horse barns, designed to enhance the safety, efficiency, and comfort of your equine facility. Whether you're building a new barn, renovating an existing stable, or simply looking to upgrade your equipment, we offer an extensive directory of suppliers and manufacturers specializing in everything from stall components to feeding solutions and barn management tools.
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Aisle Entry Doors
Ammonia Control
Anti-Chew Products
Automatic Fly Control
Automatic Hay Feeders
Automatic Waterers
Barn Homes
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Barns for Storage
Bedding
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Cleaning Products
Composting
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Covered Arenas
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Fly Control
Hay Bag Fillers
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Horse Stalls
Miniature Stalls
Horse Waterers
Infection Prevention
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Manure Cleaners
Stall Mats
Mattress
Mosquito Control
Pond Mosquito Control
Mud Control Grids
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Odor Control
Pasture Feeders
Pasture Horse Waterers
Slow Feeders
Portable Stalls
Shade
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Barn Sound Systems
Stock Tank Cleaners
Storage Buildings
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Horse Barn Accessories — Frequently Asked Questions
What bedding is best for horse stalls?
The most common choices are wood shavings, pellets, straw, and specialty fiber products. The right pick balances absorbency, dust level, comfort, ease of mucking, and cost in your area. Low-dust options are important for horses with respiratory sensitivity, while deep, absorbent bedding helps keep stalls dry and reduces ammonia. Many owners combine a base layer with a softer top layer for comfort.
How do I control ammonia and odor in the barn?
Ammonia builds up from urine breaking down in wet bedding, so the foundation is daily mucking, good drainage, and enough ventilation to move air through the barn. Absorbent bedding, stall mats over a level base, and dedicated ammonia-neutralizing products further reduce buildup. Strong ammonia smell at nose height is a sign the air is irritating your horse’s airways and the routine needs attention.
Are stall mats worth it?
For most horses, yes. Rubber stall mats provide a level, cushioned, easy-to-clean surface that protects joints, reduces the amount of bedding needed, and keeps horses from digging holes in the stall floor. They work best over a properly prepared and leveled base, and seams should fit tightly so urine and debris do not work underneath.
How can I keep horses cooler in a hot barn?
Air movement is the priority. Barn fans, open ridge and eave vents, and stall windows help carry heat and humidity out. Shade, fly control, and constant access to clean water all reduce heat stress, and misting or cooling systems can help in extreme conditions. Position fans so air actually moves through occupied stalls rather than just stirring the aisle.
What automatic equipment makes barn chores easier?
Automatic waterers keep fresh water available and cut the labor of filling buckets, automatic fly-spray systems reduce insect pressure on a schedule, and slow or automatic hay feeders extend feeding time while reducing waste. Each adds convenience, but all need routine checking and cleaning so a malfunction does not go unnoticed.
