. Интернет-журнал педагога. Washing it could help. The water damps down the dirt and makes the spores swell. However it also washes the nutrients out of the hay and therefore reduces the feeding value. (If there is any question concerning the sanitary quality-of the hay, your veterinary surgeon or feed vendor may be able to have a sample tested to see if it is protected to feed.) Consider feeding haylage rather. Let your horse have the maximum amount of fresh air as possible. Come out up to the current weather conditions allow. Ensure there is sufficient ventilation in the stable or barn. Avoid the temptation to close the stable up, also in the coldest weather. Keep the mattress as clean, and as dust-free, that you can. Do not muck out the stable with your horse in it. Provide the bedding time for you to settle - ideally an hour or maybe more - before bringing the horse back inside. Give your horse clean air to breathe, and hopefully you will both like a cold temperatures.CarpetFirst 78 York Street London W1H 1DP 020 8099 8444