Category: Keeping & care

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Providing specialised support during the spring shedding

Reading Time: 3 minutes    As soon as the days get warmer, the horses get “spring fever” and you can see horses shedding their winter coats everywhere. It often kicks off as early as February, and by mid-March at the latest, everyone is in the game. Very young and very old horses always take much

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Cute foal with his mother hellbraunes Fohlen mit weißer Blesse und schwarzer Stute

A foal from your own mare: super idea or super disaster?

Reading Time: 9 minutes    Introduction As your beloved riding horse gets on in years, the ‘aches and pains’ start to set in at some point, so that you find yourself thinking more and more often about ‘retirement’ for your four-legged friend. Often the horses are not very old – between 15 and 20 years

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Are automatic hay feeders beneficial to horses and stable owners?

Reading Time: 7 minutes    Is the use of automatic hay dispensers and timer-controlled feeding systems ushering in a new era for horse stables? The increasing popularity of automatic hay racks appears to address the complex balance between ensuring constant access to roughage for horses, preventing equine obesity, and minimising the labour involved in hay

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Herbal Advice: Green Oat

Reading Time: 5 minutes    Herbal profile Name Green Oat, Oat Herb Latin name Avenae herba Traditional uses for nervous exhaustion, insomnia, anxiety, and feelings of tension; green oat tea is said to lower uric acid levels as part of rheumatism and gout therapy; in humans, it is considered cleansing and diuretic. Scientifically proven application(s)

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Chromotherapy – wellness for your horse

Reading Time: 2 minutes    What is chromotherapy? Chromotherapy isn’t a recent innovation. Even in ancient times, people explored the therapeutic potential of different colours by applying various hues to patients or using coloured fabrics to wrap them, observing the effects closely. Over time, chromotherapy has gained a strong foothold in the realm of human

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