Adequate sleep is a welfare, performance and safety issue. How do you recognise sleep deprivation in horses?

With very high rates of resistance of worms to current dewormers, horse owners need to be holistic in managing parasites.

Here are 3 ways that you can help to limit grazing without limiting movement.

There's a very common myth that horses grow teeth throughout their whole life. That's not true.

Some things to consider when rugging a horse.

You won't need to think about it. Simply dose using the scoop that's in the bag and just as you should run out, you will receive a new bag.

We have known since 1972 that garlic is toxic to horses at quite small doses.

Being overweight, or even a healthy weight does not mean a horse's nutritional requirements are being met by pasture alone.

There are a range of reasons your horse might be underweight on pasture. Maybe you don't have a lot of pasture. It could be a health issue.

If your horse is a healthy weight on pasture then what is the reason that you are feeding your horse more? A lot of clients are surprised.

By looking at wild or domestic horses that travel long distances over rugged terrain we can examine what factors contribute to soundness

Gastric ulcers in horses are very common. What can the horse owner do to help their horse manage ulcers naturally and affordably?

Some things to consider when rugging a horse.

Natural, affordable pain relief for your horse - supported by evidence.

Turmeric is growing in popularity as a natural equine supplement targeting joint and gastric health. There is good research out there to sup

Many of the off-the-shelf hoof products in the saddlery contain ingredients that are products you might already have at home