Parasite Fact! Some of the gut parasites your horse picked up during summer grazing may have overwintered in your horse’s guts. During late winter/early spring these parasites become active again, having potentially devastating effects on your horse’s health. Gut Parasites: A Closer Look During late winter/early spring there are several...
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A poor or ill-fitting horse rug can cause discomfort and rubbing. We at WeatherBeeta explain how you measure your horse, using the following easy-to-follow guide to determine the right size rug for your horse or pony. If you would like to determine the correct size rug for your horse. You can easily measure them by using a soft tape measure (or a p...
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Care for your cat’s sensitivities! Did you know 1 out of 2 of our cats experience a health sensitivity at some point during their life? This includes hair and skin problems, weight issues, digestive concerns, and hairballs. If your cat is struggling with any of these issues, Royal Canin has the product for you. Their sensitivity range is scie...
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Curious about hedgehogs in summer? In this post, we explore how hedgehogs behave during the warmer months, whether they hibernate, where they sleep, and what you can do to support them in your garden. Key Takeaways Hedgehogs do not hibernate in summer - in fact, it's their most active season. In summer, hedgehogs forage for food, breed, and...
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What is tendonitis? The tendon is a tissue capable of returning more energy than it receives. With each stride the horse takes, the musculoskeletal system dampens the force of the horse’s muscle contraction, weight and speed. This energy is stored and immediately returned for propulsion. The tendons are like powerful springs, pressed to the m...
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As a responsible horse owner, it is essential to ensure that your equine friend remains healthy and free from any potential health risks. One of the most significant threats to your horse's well-being is worm infestation. Worms can cause significant damage to your horse's internal organs and, if left untreated, can even be fatal. Preventing worm in...
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Inflammation – when does it become a problem? Inflammation is the body’s natural reaction to injury and infection. In the initial stages, it acts as the body's natural response to protect itself against harm. There are two types: acute and chronic. Acute inflammation is the type that will be most familiar to us. The immune system dispat...
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Rabbits are cute and lovable animals that make great pets. They are docile, cuddly, and easy to care for. However, it's important to remember that rabbits require specific care to keep them healthy and happy. Here are 10 health tips for your rabbit. Provide a proper diet Rabbits are herbivores and require a diet that consists mainly of hay, fresh v...
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Cats are known for their agility, grace, and independence, which make them fascinating and endearing pets. But along with their charm, comes a set of responsibilities that come with their care. One aspect of cat care that is often overlooked or misunderstood is their nail care. Proper nail care is essential for your cat's health and well-being, and...
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Our pets are part of our family and so it can be tempting to include them in the celebrations by spoiling them with titbits and festive treats. But good intentions could put our pets in danger if we are unaware of the risks that certain foods pose. Some foods are toxic to our pets and can make them unwell or even risk their lives. Top foods to keep...
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