by Caroline Simpson | Apr 1, 2026 | Blog
As winter fades and the first flush of green returns to the fields, many horse owners feel a sense of relief. Longer days, drier ground, and fresh pasture seem like a welcome change. But spring also brings one of the most significant seasonal risks to equine health:...
by chris | Aug 1, 2022 | Blog, Features and Articles, From the horse's mouth, Horse care & management
Dr David Marlin Dr David Marlin is a world renowned scientist and has been involved with horses his whole life. After completing his PhD looking at the effects of exercise and training on Thoroughbred racehorses David has gone on to work for The Animal Health Trust,...
by chris | Apr 11, 2022 | Blog, Features and Articles, From the horse's mouth, Horse health
As the nights draw in and the thermometer goes into negative figures, some equine winter illnesses and conditions become more prevalent. Horse owners should be aware of these illnesses and adapt their management techniques to reduce their occurrence. Key Facts: Move...
by chris | Nov 4, 2020 | Blog, Horse care & management, Horse health, Horse nutrition
Why would you soak horse feeds? Historically, soaked horse feeds like warm bran mashes were fed after a hard day’s work to hydrate and warm the horse. However, with further scientific knowledge this practice has become outdated. We now understand that using a...
