Call your veterinarian if you notice any signs of respiratory distress in your horse. If equine asthma is identified before any permanent damage is done to the lungs (mild to moderate asthma), your horse can continue to breathe easy with proper treatment and management. What causes wheezing in horses? It Read more…
Allergies, illness, auto-immune diseases, and foreign objects (such as ticks and mites) could all trigger an infection. If you can catch an infection early on, it could prevent a lot of issues down the road. A quick and gentle routine check of your horse’s ears are a great way to Read more…
FOR HORSES: Raspberry leaf is a favorite EQUINE HERB promoting calm and relief from moodiness. Pure, dried raspberry leaf helps influence a quiet disposition in mares and geldings. Raspberry is a herb widely known for its benefits to mares, because it is believed to temper the effects of hormonal fluctuations. Read more…
Hydrogen cyanide, the active ingredient that is found in the laurel, can be fatal to even the healthiest of horses and so cases of poisoning should be diagnosed as soon as possible to ensure survival of the horse. Prompt care is essential for a full recovery. Can horses eat laurels? Read more…
This special home-made treat is decorated with all the things horses and donkeys love to eat – including delicious crunchy carrots! Just remember; while our cakes are nutritious, they should only be given as occasional treats to ensure a healthy diet. Can horses eat birthday cake? And there’s no better Read more…
Stud Muffins are a ridiculously tasty range of horse treats containing a host of beneficial ingredients including Linseed, Fenugreek and Wholegrains to ensure they are as delicious as they are nutritious! What are stud muffins made of? Our super tasty treats contain a host of delicious ingredients including Oats, Barley, Read more…
It’s starch free and low in sugar, so safe for laminitics. Speedi-Beet is extremely versatile. Feed it in small amounts to overweight horses as a carrier for a multivitamin and mineral supplement or in larger quantities to a poor doer for weight gain, or to a working horse for energy. Read more…
Boswellia is an excellent choice for providing soothing comfort for equine joints, digestive support and support of the respiratory system. Is Boswellia safe for horses? Is Boswellia safe and natural for horses? Boswellia is 100% natural and safe for consistent, long term use with no reported side effects. Which Boswellia Read more…
Now most people wouldn’t think of a horse enjoying the taste of licorice, but go ahead and ask their opinion. They do enjoy it and most horses will seek it out. The plant also offers natural anti-inflammatory and anti-ulcerogenic properties that could act as a natural alternative to medications such Read more…
More Great Brown Horse Names for Inspiration Nestle. Milky Way. Espresso. Tootsie Roll. Godiva. Amber. Peanut. Monkey. What is the name of a dark brown horse? In the Western disciplines you’ll commonly hear chestnuts called “sorrel,” with the term “chestnut” being reserved for the darker brown-red coats. Chestnut horses may Read more…