Autumn is a beautiful time of year for horse owners in the UK, but it also requires a few adjustments to the usual horse care routine. As temperatures and daylight hours begin to drop, owners need to be aware of...
Keeping your horse's stable clean and comfortable is an important part of caring for your horse. Good horse bedding is essential for creating a safe and healthy environment for your four-legged friend. From straw to shavings, there are many different...
It's summertime in the UK and that means hot weather. As temperatures start to rise, it's important to remember that horses are also susceptible to the heat, so it's important to take measures to help keep them cool and comfortable....
Horse owners and riders know that sweet itch is one of the most unpleasant issues that can affect their equine companions. Sweet itch is a skin allergy that horses can suffer from, causing them intense irritation and discomfort. It is...
With the summer season in full swing, it is important to consider the specific needs of horses during this time of year. As an equestrian, understanding summer horse care can help to ensure your horse's health and wellbeing during the...
With spring comes warmer longer days and as a result horse care usually a lot easier, not to mention the sheer joy of being out and about in the sun after a long cold wet winter. Although things get easier, there...
Wildly recognised for it's many attributes! The best supplement for daily health, respiratory health and as a natural fly repellent. Liquid Garlic Supplements is a highly concentrated liquid form of garlic, commonly fed to horses and ponies for its well-known medicinal properties,...
Symptoms of Gastric Ulcers Poor appetite or change in eating behaviour Weight loss or failure to thrive Irritability and general changes in temperament Reduced performance Abdominal discomfort to girthing or grooming Recurrent mild colic Nutritional Management Tips Allow your...
FORAGE FIRST As we turn the corner from winter to spring (insert cheer here!) the nutritional profile of grazing can change dramatically depending on the weather, with young grass higher in sugar and lower in fibre. Fibre provision is key...
If you have a horse with a nervous nature, you may want to start thinking about how you can manage their stress levels. Stress and digestion are symbiotic; stress can cause digestive issues, and digestive issues can cause stress. Eliminating digestive discomfort needs...
Feed 1/2 a scoop of chaff before exercise which helps prevent stomach acid from splashing onto the upper(squamous) section of the stomach where ulcers can then form. Some horses prefer to stay in, some prefer to be out. Find a...
Check that your horse has plenty of clean, fresh water at all times, whether stabled or turned out. Provide ad-lib forage and small feeds to support both digestive and mental health. This approach provides both a fibre based, trickle fed diet...
