Superfoods are exceptionally nutrient‑dense and offer extra health benefits beyond basic nutrition. They are rich in desirable nutrients (like antioxidants, anti-inflammatories, or omega 3 fatty acids). They are linked to disease prevention, or addressing chronic disease, and improving longevity with a better quality of life.

While no single mineral “creates” dapples, certain nutrients are essential for coat health and pigmentation

Now is also the time to start preparing for Itch season. If your horse typically suffers from Itch, giving them the building blocks for a robust immune function will set them up for less suffering when summer comes.

Can summer coats be maintained longer by stabling your horse under lights?

A sample diet for a mid-sized pony

Neck thread worm has symptoms similar to Queensland Itch or Sweet Itch.

Oils are a valuable source of energy, promoting a glossy coat, supporting joint health, and aiding with digestion.  Significant oil...

Anhidrosis in horses is a condition where they can't sweat properly. Sweating is crucial for horses to cool down, especially in hot and humid weather or during exercise.

Queensland itch, also known as 'sweet itch' is a condition that primarily affects horses during warm weather.

Horses can develop lumps for various reasons. Here are some common causes:

It’s often thought that horses with white hooves are more prone to problems such as cracks, chips, and other hoof-related issues

Now is the time you will see FB & Insta ads showing magical fixes for Itch. The reality is - there is not 1 fix but a suite of solutions.

Here are some tips for improving horse manes: Healthy hair starts on the inside: Your horse needs the right amount of protein, amino...

Queensland Itch, or sweet itch, also known as summer eczema or pruritus, is a common condition in horses that causes severe itching and...

As Winston Churchill said, “There’s something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man." We all, as owners, take...

Linseed, also known as flaxseed, is a commonly used ingredient in horse nutrition due to its rich nutrient profile, including high levels...

Rain rot and scratches are two common skin conditions in horses, both caused by bacterial or fungal infections. Rain rot, also known as...

A faded, rusty or dull-looking coat can be a symptom of copper deficiency and we can assist by adding copper, but it’s not so simple.