A racehorse is, in many ways, the equine equivalent of a world-class athlete. Everything in its daily routine—its training, its mental stimulation, and especially its nutrition—is carefully managed to allow the horse to perform at…
Ulcers Uncovered: How to Prevent Equine Gastric Ulcers with Fibre-First Feeding Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS) isn’t just a performance horse problem – it can affect any horse or pony, from top athletes to your…
Keeping Your Horse Hydration in Winter This winter in the UK has been unpredictable—unseasonably mild at times, yet dipping just below zero with the occasional frosty, icy morning. With such changeable weather, deciding which rug…
The winter months can be a tough time for horse owners, especially when it comes to thinking about how to keep our four-legged friends well-fed and comfortable. Forage - think hay, grass and other fibrous…
We know good nutrition starts with a healthy gut. Understanding how your horse digests feed can help you make better choices for their health, behaviour and performance. Here’s a breakdown of how the horse’s digestive…
Summer is here and it’s brought more than just sunshine. Summer weather can make pasture conditions highly unpredictable. Factors like heat, rainfall, soil quality, plant species, and how heavily the field is grazed all influence…
