During Summer, the unrelenting heat is balanced by seasonal rains, with many thunderstorms leaving the ground wet and muddy. These conditions lead to the development of several common – and frustrating – hoof problems. Soft hooves Moist conditions create softer hooves, which can predispose your horse to a number of common hoof problems, including bruises. […]
If you own a horse susceptible to grass-induced laminitis, Spring can make you feel increasingly nervous. However, with knowledge and support, you can provide your laminitic horse with the level of care they need to live comfortably. Tip 1: Book a Vet Consultation A thorough health check by your veterinarian is highly recommended for the
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Generally, it’s recommended to have your horse’s hooves trimmed every 4-6 weeks. However, this interval can be lengthened or shortened. Before you can determine the right frequency for your horse, in consultation with your farrier or barefoot trimmer, you should assess their diet, exercise regime and hoof quality. Diet Providing your horse with the energy
