Reading Time: 8 minutes Is it really time for the ‘big’ worming treatment?The topic of worms is a gross subject for many horse owners, and they would rather worm their horse several times a year than risk a worm growing inside their horse. It’s referred to as ‘prophylactic deworming’, but the term could hardly
Reading Time: 5 minutes Laminitis in summer on a grazed down, dry field? That can’t be right! As soon as the first grass growth has been eaten away, many horse owners put their horses that have a sensitive metabolism and are at risk of laminitis out onto that field, as ‘then there is nothing
Reading Time: 10 minutes 5 tips for preparing your winter paddocks for the next season Thinking about winter in summer? Oh no…. A lot of horse owners and stable managers think this way, only to be frustrated at the start of the muddy and frosty season that they didn’t make time to prepare for
Reading Time: 4 minutes In the summer months, the beautiful weather asks for outside activity, more and more riders are keen to discover the world on horseback. The infrastructure for trail riders is improving year by year, thanks to well-developed trails and overnight accommodation available to horse and rider. The question often gets asked,
Reading Time: 5 minutes As the grass turns greener following the long, wet, muddy winter season, the horses stretch their necks and lips to fetch a few fresh shoots of grass under the fence. Every walk turns into a pulling contest with a stressed owner at one end, and the horse at the other,
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