Managing Mud Fever!
At this time of year mud fever becomes a problem for many equine owners, the term ‘mud fever’ refers to a range of skin problems caused by mud. The condition is formally known as pastern dermatitis and is triggered by a variety of bacteria that love muddy, wet...How do horses communicate?
Understanding your horse’s body language is key to successful horse to human connection. Knowledge of how your horse communicates, will make it easier to train, care for and enjoy your four legged friend. How do horses communicate? Unfortunately horses cannot talk...Laminitis
With the spring in sight, one of the most common conditions during this time and the summer months is, Laminitis. Whilst Laminitis can occur at any time of the year, it is particularly prevalent during these months. Laminitis can occur, not only from grass, or attack...
4 Ways to Improve your Horse’s Core Strength
4 Ways to Improve Your Horse’s Core Strength There’s more to a horse’s condition than too fat or too thin, and taking time to work on your horse’s core strength and topline will bring a range of benefits; from improved rideability to greater success at competitions...
Getting your Horse Fit for the Season Ahead
Getting your Horse Fit for the Season Ahead Summer is fast approaching and if the constant rain that’s been dumped onto the UK this winter has turned the tables on your pre-season fitness regime, you might be in need of a little help. Exercising your horse when the...Keep up-todate
