By now every horse owner knows or has heard about why it's so important to rotate your horse wormer to avoid worm resistance. But did you know that most people purchase a different brand of horse wormer thinking that is all they have to do, when all
Keep your horse happy and healthy during the colder winter months with our 7 top tips for winter horse care.
After a hard workout or on a hot day you expect to see your horse sweating however some horses can suffer from a condition called Anhidrosis which is the inability to sweat adequately. Anhidrosis is a condition most commonly seen in horses living in
No, horse joint supplements are not exclusively given to old horses or only when a horse is experiencing soreness or joint discomfort. While joint supplements can be beneficial in providing relief for sore or stiff joints, they are also commonly used
Intestinal worms in horses is a very common health concern with all horses being at risk. These internal parasites can cause a number of different health issues from mild to quite severe, depending on the extent of the worm burden the horse is suffer
Do foals need to be wormed? If so, at what age should I start?. Foals are susceptible to worms due to their immature immune system. Therefore it is very important to have a good worming regime. The pregnant mare should be wormed 2 weeks prior to foal
Monitoring your horse’s temperature is an important skill for every horse owner. A horse’s temperature can indicate the early stages of illness or confirm a suspected problem, helping you and your vet act quickly. Here’s a step-by-step guide to doing
Cavalor Gastro Aid creates a healthy environment in the stomach with a focus on neutralising stomach acid and protecting the stomach wall. In the equine stomach, stomach acid is produced 24/7. As a result, the horse’s stomach is very susceptible to t