We often hear that horses need electrolytes after hard work or in warm weather – but what exactly are electrolytes, and why are they so important? This guide gives you everything you need to know. Key Takeaways Electrolytes aren’t just for hot days or competitions – they play a vital role in your horse’s everyday health....
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Settling in a new horse can be an exciting but challenging time for both horse and owner. This guide explains how to help your horse adjust to their new home, minimise stress and support their wellbeing through appropriate feeding, routine and care. Key Takeaways Prepare ahead of time: Gather as much information as possible about your horse&r...
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How often you should worm a horse is no longer answered by a fixed schedule - modern parasite control focuses on targeted treatment, testing, and reducing resistance. Routine deworming is being replaced by a smarter, evidence-based approach. Key Takeaways Routine, blanket worming is outdated and contributed to growing dewormer resistance acro...
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Gastric ulcers in horses are one of the most common yet often overlooked health issues, affecting up to 60% of horses. In this guide, we explore the causes, symptoms, prevention strategies, and treatment options to help support your horse's stomach health. Key Takeaways Gastric ulcers in horses are common and often difficult to detect, with m...
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If you’re wondering how to protect horses from flies this summer, this vet-approved guide gives you everything you need to know to get started. Key Takeaways Start early: Begin control before fly numbers build up. Keep the yard clean: Remove droppings regularly; keep muck heaps away from stables and paddocks. Use fly rugs and masks:...
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This guide covers how Equine Herpesvirus (EHV) spreads during busy competition seasons and the simple, effective steps you can take to reduce risk. Learn how vaccination, daily monitoring, and good yard hygiene work together to protect your horse and the wider equestrian community. Key Takeaways Horses mix and travel more in competition season...
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Equine Cushing’s Disease (PPID) is a lifelong hormonal disorder requiring early recognition and consistent care. In this guide, we break down how the condition develops and what you can do - from veterinary treatment to daily management - to maintain comfort and quality of life. Key Takeaways Cushing disease (or PPID) primarily affects o...
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Coughing in horses is common during the colder months, but persistent or worsening symptoms can indicate underlying respiratory issues that require prompt attention. Effective management, good ventilation, and early veterinary intervention are key to keeping your horse’s airways healthy. Key Takeaways: Horses cough to clear their airway...
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When horses feel stressed or anxious, we want to help them stay calm, focused, and safe. From supplements to pheromone gels and sprays, there are many ways to support them. Before choosing the best calming supplement for your horse, it’s important to understand what’s causing their anxiety and which type of support will work best. K...
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This horse rug guide is designed to help you choose the perfect rug for your horse. Learn about over-rugging, seasonal choices, rug types, and how to measure for the best fit. Key Takeaways Avoid the common mistake of over-rugging – Horses are naturally well adapted to the cold, and too much rugging can cause overheating, sweating, disco...
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