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Glucosamine is a familiar name on Horse Supplement labels, but knowing that an ingredient is popular does not always make it easier to choose a product. Owners naturally want to understand what they are feeding, why it has been included...

Whether you enjoy hacking, schooling or competing, there is something reassuring about a horse that steps out willingly and feels comfortable in their work. We put considerable thought into fitness, feeding and farriery, and joint care belongs in that same...

A comfortable horse makes every day riding a pleasure. Whether you are heading out for a quiet hack, preparing for a riding club show or working towards a competition, healthy feet and freely moving joints both deserve attention. They contribute...

When your horse loses another shoe, develops a split in the hoof wall or starts struggling with crumbly feet, it can quickly become frustrating. Healthy hooves make a difference to everything we enjoy with our horses, from a quiet hack...

Horse nutrition needs are rarely static throughout the year, and understanding how seasonal changes affect different aspects of health helps owners adjust their approach thoughtfully rather than feeding identically year round regardless of circumstance. Spring brings the well known challenges...

Arthritis is remarkably common in dogs, affecting a substantial proportion of the canine population, particularly as they age, yet it often goes unrecognised or is dismissed as simple ageing rather than properly addressed. Arthritis, more formally osteoarthritis, involves progressive changes...

Bruised soles are an extremely common cause of intermittent or low grade lameness in horses, and understanding what is actually happening within the hoof helps owners manage the issue more effectively, both through immediate care and longer term nutrition. The...

Conformation, the way a horse is physically put together, plays a significant role in determining how evenly forces are distributed through your Horse's Joints during movement. Understanding your own horse's conformation can help you anticipate where joint stress is most...

Mud fever, more formally known as pastern dermatitis, is an extremely common concern for UK horse owners, particularly through the wetter autumn and winter months, and while management and prevention are the primary defences, nutrition plays a genuine supporting role...