A mare’s gestation is normally between 320 and 345 days – that’s a long time to wait for something to go wrong. Before your precious bundle arrives, there are three important areas of your mare’s health that you need to consider. In this article, we discuss the third, If You Are Expecting: Vaccinations And Worming. […]
A mare’s gestation is normally between 320 and 345 days – that’s a long time to wait for something to go wrong. Before your precious bundle arrives, there are three important areas of your mare’s health that you need to consider. In this article, we discuss the second, If You Are Expecting: Her Housing. In
Dropping food is one of the most common signs your horse is due for a dental. Over time, uneven wear causes sharp enamel points on your horse’s teeth, which can lead to pain and discomfort when chewing. If your horse is dropping food, a dental check is best. Every horse requires a dental examination at
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A mare’s gestation is normally between 320 and 345 days – that’s a long time to wait for something to go wrong. Before your precious bundle arrives, there are three important areas of your mare’s health that you need to consider. In this article, we discuss the first, If You Are Expecting: Her Nutrition. Mare
Green Nasal Discharge in Horses can be caused by a variety of factors, including infections, allergies, and respiratory problems. It’s important to take action quickly if your horse is experiencing this symptom, as it could indicate a serious health issue. The first step is to determine if the nasal discharge has had a sudden onset
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Horses are prone to colic as they have a poorly designed digestive system and is the number one cause of death in horses. Colic is a condition that affects the digestive system of horses and can range from mild to severe. One of the most common signs of colic is when a horse starts pawing
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During Winter, the cooler conditions are an ideal time to maintain your horse’s fitness, improve any problems under saddle and prepare for the competition season. To ensure a safe Winter workout, we share our top three tips. Even in Winter, active movement is essential to your horse’s health and wellbeing. Regular turnout and exercise is
There are many common lumps and bumps that can appear on horses. Often, they prove to be harmless, but it’s always best to have them checked by your veterinarian. If your horse has an unusual growth, these are the three steps you should take. Monitor the growth There are many causes of lumps and bumps
A stallion in prime physical condition and mentally prepared will ensure a successful outcome for your clients and your stud. In this article, we outline the steps you should take to prepare your stallion for breeding as the season approaches. Maintaining your stallion’s health is paramount year-round. A well-balanced diet, adequate exercise, correct training, and
With the arrival of Winter, the weather can take a toll on your horse’s hooves. Not only are their hooves growing slower, but the cold and wet conditions make them more susceptible to common hoof problems. In this article, we outline the four most prevalent Common Horse Hoof Problems During Winter in Australia. 1. Hoof
