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A properly fitting grazing muzzle should allow about a two-finger width of space around the entire circumference. If yo...
10/24/2026

A properly fitting grazing muzzle should allow about a two-finger width of space around the entire circumference. If you notice rub marks on your horse's face, that is a sign that the muzzle is either the wrong shape or size for your horse or that it is being worn more than 10-12 hours a day. With fall grass carrying the same sugary risk as spring grass, be sure to keep your muzzles operational! More details in our blog: https://www.themillstores.com/blogs/equine-blog/grazing-muzzles-tips-and-tricks-for-reducing-grazing-consumption.

Fly pressure is finally easing up, which makes this the smartest time of year to stock up for next season. All in-stock ...
10/22/2026

Fly pressure is finally easing up, which makes this the smartest time of year to stock up for next season. All in-stock fly spray, fly control, and fly gear is 20 percent off right now. Buying ahead means you are ready to go the moment flies show back up next spring, and you get the savings while it lasts.

Did you know that fall grass can be just as risky as fresh spring grass, especially for metabolic or metabolic-prone hor...
10/16/2026

Did you know that fall grass can be just as risky as fresh spring grass, especially for metabolic or metabolic-prone horses and ponies? During the fall, grass still generates sugars from photosynthesis during the day, but the cold temperatures at night halt the growing process. Thus, the sugars and fructans continue to accumulate in the grass, making it a high-sugar snack. Similar management strategies that are employed during emerging spring grass are advised during the fall, especially for metabolic or metabolic-prone horses and ponies. This includes limited grazing turnout, muzzles, and dry-lot usage. Contact [email protected] or [email protected] with any questions.

We are halfway through the month, and the costume entries so far have been great. If you have not shown us your horse in...
10/14/2026

We are halfway through the month, and the costume entries so far have been great. If you have not shown us your horse in their Halloween best yet, there is still time. Tag us at The Mill Stores or drop your photo in the comments for a chance to win a twenty-dollar Mill gift card. Contest closes Halloween.

Fall and spring are great times to run a f***l egg count on your horse. This simple test identifies your horse's indivi...
10/10/2026

Fall and spring are great times to run a f***l egg count on your horse. This simple test identifies your horse's individual parasite load and helps to pinpoint the high shedders in your herd. The results allow you to provide targeted deworming based on real data instead of a blanket deworming schedule. Testing is $24.99/f***l sample. If you are interested in having a f***l egg test done, contact the Mill store nearest you to arrange a time to drop off your sample.

We have already encountered some genuinely chilly nights! If you haven't already, be sure to pull out all your blankets...
10/07/2026

We have already encountered some genuinely chilly nights! If you haven't already, be sure to pull out all your blankets and check them over carefully. If replacements or different sizes are needed, now is the time before plummeting temperatures have everyone scrambling.

It is time for our favorite contest of the fall. Dress up your horse in their best Halloween costume and show us what yo...
10/03/2026

It is time for our favorite contest of the fall. Dress up your horse in their best Halloween costume and show us what you have got. Tag us at The Mill Equine or drop your photo in the comments. One winner will receive a twenty-dollar Mill gift card. The contest runs through Halloween, October 31st. The more creative, the better!

Our Complimentary Equine Hay Testing drop-off is here! Drop off a Ziploc bag full of your hay at any Mill location betw...
10/02/2026

Our Complimentary Equine Hay Testing drop-off is here! Drop off a Ziploc bag full of your hay at any Mill location between now and Sunday, October 18th. This test gives you a baseline on crude protein, ADF/digestibility, NDF/consumability/palatability, and digestible energy. Results will be emailed on or before the end of the day on November 6th. Forage is the foundation of every equine diet. Hay testing is an easy way to gather the details necessary to balance your diet for the season ahead.

09/30/2026

As the grass fades out and horses transition to hay as their primary source of forage, knowing what your hay quality is gives you the foundation to develop a balanced diet. The Mill offers complimentary hay testing on select fall dates and lab-analyzed testing year round. Complimentary drop-off dates are coming up! Watch for details next month. In the meantime, ask our equine team what testing option is right for your horses.

The transition from summer to fall brings real changes for horses - different turnout routines, changing forage, cooler ...
09/26/2026

The transition from summer to fall brings real changes for horses - different turnout routines, changing forage, cooler nights and for some horses a change in their work/riding/competing schedules. Our blog on adjusting horses to the changing season covers what to watch for and how to support your horse through this seasonal change. https://www.themillstores.com/blogs/news/how-to-adjust-horses-to-the-changing-seasons.

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424 N. Main Street
Bel Air, MD
21014

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Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm

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(443) 981-1352

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