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A simple skin pinch test can help determine hydration. Gently pinch a small area of skin on the neck or shoulder—if it takes longer than 1-2 seconds to return to normal, your horse may be dehydrated. Monitoring mucous membranes (gums) and drinking habits is also important.
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