Comparing Devil's Claw and MSM to Bute for Pain Relief in Horses When it comes to pain relief for horses, there are several options...

Does your horse, or a horse you know have a range of weird symptoms? Unexplained abrasions on the face, fetlocks, knees and hocks?...

Did you know that many pasture seed blends specifically sown for horses can include grasses that will make them sick when eaten in excess?

Australia is home to several plants and trees that can be toxic to horses. Here are 5 trees found everywhere in Australia that are known...

When feeding a horse during winter, there are several considerations to keep in mind to ensure the health and well-being of your animal....

Including a diverse range of plants in your horse's pasture can provide nutritional variety and contribute to their overall wellbeing

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

Joint health is one of the most common challenges that horse owners face. We require most of our horses to be athletic and to perform...

Hoof thrush is a common and often frustrating problem that many horse owners face. It is a bacterial infection that affects the frog of...

What extra feeding is required for mares in foal?

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.

Some things to consider when rugging a horse.

Some things to consider when rugging a horse.

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

Since we were all advised to worm every horse at six weekly intervals by an animal pharmaceutical industry keen to cash-in on that recommendation, we now have widespread resistance to the common equine wormers that are available on the market. The tricky thing about worming is that there is so much contradicting advice. There are those who would have us feed our horses diatomaceous earth or pumpkin seeds. There is no evidence that any natural therapies work at all, but the la

What is scrambling and what can you do about it.

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.

Marketing works and feed bags lie. People think they are giving their horses everything they need, because the bag tells them they are.