Feeding the Hot Horse
Appropriate nutrition is a key component for successful behaviour management of ‘hot’ and anxiety-prone horses. It is important to cons...
01
Apr
Digestive & Gut Health
22
Jun
Winter Feed Planning
Ever wondered, "Do I need to adjust my horse’s diet for winter?"
Read on for our practical approach to answering this question accur...
26
Feb
Beware: Conditions are perfect for mycotoxins
🍄 Fungi love growing in warm, wet conditions and unfortunately this includes the fungi that grow on grass, grass seeds, hay, silage, gr...
04
Dec
Equine Gut Health & Gastric Ulcers
Gastric ulcers are quite common in horses of any age, with most studies estimating that between 50 to 90 per cent of horses have gastri...
07
May
How to Choose the Best Mycotoxin Binder for your Horse
How do Mycotoxin Binders work?
Mycotoxins have differing chemical and molecular properties which means that a single mycotoxin b...
09
Feb
Top Tips for Recovery from Transport
Top Tips for Recovery from Transport
There is always a real risk of a horse developing travel sickness, especially following a lengthy...
29
Jan
Top Tips to Prepare your Horse Before Transport
Understanding the Health Risks in Transporting Horses
Tips to prepare for transport
In the week leading up to the journey:
Ensur...
19
Jan
Understanding the Health Risks in Transporting Horses
What are the Health Risks in Transporting Horses?
Education of the horse and preparation of the horse’s gut, immune system and the t...
16
Jun
CALM Horses
Understanding the links between behaviour, calming supplements and the gut
20
Feb
Gastic Ulcers – The Latest Research
"Oxidative stress is evident in horses with EGUS. Consequently, antioxidant therapy may be indicated for supportive treatment protocol ...
25
Mar
Why is autumn a high risk time for laminitis?
Days are getting shorter, temperatures are lower and in some regions we are starting to get some rain. Why is autumn such a tricky time...
12
Mar
Top 10 Tips for Feeding Horses Roughage during Drought
Drought conditions in many parts of Australia mean that horses are in paddocks with little or no roughage and hay is difficult and/or e...
