Gastritis is the general term used to describe inflammation and/or irritation of the stomach lining. Gastritis is always a symptom of an underlying condition, thus effective management relies on first identifying the underlying pathology. What are the warning signs of Read more…
Horse manure is very fibrous, rots down quickly and is regarded as being useful for heavy clay soils because of its fibre content. It also works well on sandy soils. It can be incorporated into the soil, or used as Read more…
Liquid manure assists most crops. Make your own by tying a sack filled with sheep, horse, cow or poultry manure and suspending it in water for a few days. One kilogram of fresh manure to five litres of water is Read more…
7-7.4. Dirt and stains gets into the hair shaft so we need to open up those cuticles to get the dirt and stains out. A healthy horse has a pH level of 7-7.4 (which is different to humans, we are Read more…
The betting term ‘pony’ means to stake £25 on the outcome of an event. It is mainly used by punters who bet on horse racing although it can be applied to any sport. Pony is a British English slang betting Read more…
It’s completely edible and can provide some internal benefits when ingested. For example, you can give coconut oil to your horse (½ to 1 cup daily) in his or her food for a boost of energy. Once the coconut oil Read more…
The adult horses, the stomach secretes approximately 1.5 liters of gastric juice hourly and acid output ranges from 4 to 60 mmoles hydrochloric acid per hour. The pH of gastric contents ranges from 1.5 to 7.0, depending on region measured. Read more…
First in a fresh, fast-paced series all about gorgeous ponies and their human friends! Includes a FREE necklace. Not suitable for children under 3 years of age. What age are the Pony Club Secrets books for? This is a fast-paced, Read more…
The only style of spurs approved for use in PC activities are ones that are “blunt, without rowels or sharp edges and, if curved, must curve downwards with shank pointing straight to the back and not exceed 3.5cm in length. Read more…
Scrub them clean and rinse them in plain water. Then place them in bleach water (1:20 ratio) or dilute Lysol water (2.5 tablespoons of Lysol per gallon of water). Soak for 30 minutes minimum. Discard solution. What can I use Read more…