Colic in horses is a generalised term used to describe abdominal pain and is associated with numerous abnormalities that affect the...

Queensland Itch, or sweet itch, also known as summer eczema or pruritus, is a common condition in horses that causes severe itching and discomfort. It’s typically caused by an allergic reaction to the saliva of biting insects, such as midges. While there’s no definitive 'cure' for sweet itch, certain dietary supplements can help manage the symptoms.

Easy to use products to help horse owners take control of their horses' hoof condition

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

Laminitis is totally manageable. Don't fret. We have your back. Laminitis is a painful and crippling condition that affects the feet of...

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...

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...

Proper nutrition is vital for the health and well-being of our equine companions. Many horse owners rely on nutrition supplements to...

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

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

Incorporating natural remedies such as chaste tree berry and magnesium can provide valuable assistance in maintaining a healthy reproductive system for mares. By promoting regular cycles, reducing discomfort, and minimising behavioral changes, these supplements can contribute to a harmonious breeding experience and overall well-being for your equine companion.

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

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

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.