Managing biting insects for horses to prevent skin irritation and illness.

Headshaking refers more to discomfort or anxiety, and movement that is so frequent and violent that it's interfering with normal activities.

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

What are some common respiratory conditions in horses and their treatments?

As an equine property owner in Australia, it's crucial to be aware of the invasive weeds that can pose a threat to your horse's health.

One of the foundational elements of horse health is bone strength. Proper nutrition plays a crucial role in maintaining healthy bones.

Acute illnesses usually come on rapidly and resolve whereas chronic illnesses are often preventable or at least delayed with good choices.

Understanding how your horse's teeth work will help you make decisions about their husbandry.

Laminitis, or 'founder' is a common and painful condition that affects horses' hooves, causing lameness and discomfort.

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

Horse feed bags - from deciphering technical jargon to understanding ingredient quality. Reading information on horse feed bags made easy.

Choke in horses looks vey dramatic, but you can usually resolve it with a quick response.

When it comes to managing joint health in horses, owners turn to joint injections as a solution. But what are the implications for health?

A study of pony club horses in Australia shows that horse owners are avoiding non-urgent veterinary care.

As the seasons change, so do your horse's nutritional needs. Properly adjust your horse's diet to the qualities of the pasture.

Managing windgalls and other lower limb lameness in horses involves a combination of treatments and preventive measures.

Collect manures for parasite management. Grow vegetables.

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

Apple cider vinegar (ACV) has been a popular natural remedy among horse owners for years. But what does science say about its benefits?