The autumn equinox and the hormone-led changes it brings for our horses
Autumn brings fresher horses, higher hormone levels and a greater risk of laminitis for insulin dysregulated horses.
Autumn brings fresher horses, higher hormone levels and a greater risk of laminitis for insulin dysregulated horses.
In the wild, with unrestricted access to pasture, horses would spend the summer “stocking up” by eating nutritious grass - and plenty of it - to aid them in building a thick coat and laying down excess weight...
To rug, or not to rug? Here is some useful guidance to help you consider your horse's individual needs.
Many yards make adjustments to their daily routines when the clocks change at the end of October...
Improving welfare and improving access to those ‘3Fs’ will result in our horses being happier, healthier and able to live longer more comfortable lives.
Winter is a dreaded word for almost all equestrians - and many of us are still feeling triggered by last year’s horrendously wet and muddy edition.
We asked Norfolk based practice, Westover Large Animal Vets Ltd., to share the most common health concerns they encounter in equines during the winter months.
Keeping horses is expensive - no one can argue with that! But there are ways we may be able to save a little money without reducing the quality of care we offer our equine friends.
Most equestrians dread Bonfire Night as it can be a particularly stressful time for both horses and horse owners alike. With just over 2 weeks to go, now is the time to prepare.
The higher temperatures we are currently experiencing in the UK can cause havoc for some of our horses.
Our friendly advisors are happy to help, from product questions to complete personalised feed plans. Speak to our Feed Line for feeding advice today.