is it that it has a nearly perfect thermal blanket?especially given that its days are about a year long, wouldn't you expect a huge difference in temperature?
you probably don't need a blanket at 45-65 degreesthe general rule is about 25 degrees and below they should have a blanket on on, unless its snowy, rainy, or very windyif you do get a blanket only put it on her when there are conditions as i have mentioned above, and at nightfeed her extra hay at night because the fiber helps her to keep herseld warmI would get a medium weight blanket that is water proofI seriously doubt that it will keep her coat from growing backAnd if by some chance it does, then take it off of her, unless it is 25 degrees and lower, or it's rainy, snowy, or windy; in which case she should have it on.
Her summer hair won't start growing back in until February of next yearSo you will need the blanket to keep her warm nights and cold daysWarm days you can take the blanket offYou will know when the hair starts growing back in and you can start leaving the blanket off longer as the days get warmerRemember, this is a Summer coat that is growing in and Spring is sometimes pretty cold, especially at nightDay length is what makes the coat grow back in so keep that in mindDon't just leave the blanket on her all the timeTake it off during the day unless it is cold, wet and/or windyPerhaps you should think about forgoing the clipping as it is unnatural and in some cases, detrimental to the horse's healthBut, if you must, then take precautions and knock yourself outHappy Trails HorseFeatherZ
Venus has temperatures that are fairly uniform across the entire planetThis is because the planet has very little axial tilt compared to the Sun (only 3°).
i does not use a blanketfor my section, i could discover someplace nearer to the place I stay and board there, and that i could feed the pony a ration of soaked beet pulp pelletsi do no longer understand your complete issue, it truly is purely what i could dowish this facilitates!
