The Mare's Estrous Cycle: The mare's estrous cycle consists of distinct phases that repeat throughout the breeding season. On average,...

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

You will have heard the expression 'no hoof, no horse'. One of the most critical aspects of horse care is hoof health. A popular...

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...

Prebiotics & probiotics can be beneficial for horses by promoting a healthy digestive system, & improving nutrient absorption.

Magnesium and rosehips are both highly beneficial for horses, and when combined, they can offer even more advantages. Magnesium is a...

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

As a horse owner, you know that taking care of your equine companion can be expensive. From feed to supplements, the cost of horse...

New research conducted suggests saliva can be used to indicate gastric ulcers as an alternative to the more expensive and invasive scoping.

What extra feeding is required for mares in foal?

There are so many options that horse feeding can be confusing. It doesn't need to be complicated.

Household products used as hoof dressing that make a difference to hoof health.

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.

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.