Health

As the days start to get longer,  many equestrians are getting their horses fit and ready for the 2022 season. Whether your goals are to get your horse up to full fitness after a layoff period, or to achieve competition...

Our equine friends are notorious their sensitive digestive systems with many horses and ponies prone to digestive problems such as colic or gastric ulcers. In our latest blog we take a look at how to avoid these all-too-common issues. The...

There are many unwanted dogs right at this moment gazing out of kennels hoping to attract each and every passer-by's attention in order to find a family and home of their own. So if you are considering getting a dog...

The warmer weather and longer evenings June has brought, has inspired we equestrians to get out hacking and enjoying the countryside! However in order to enjoy hacking our horses and ponies to the full it is essential that we are...

Many of us are now enjoying some time off over the Easter Holidays. This time, for many equestrians is likely to be spent at the yard, riding, grooming and getting those extra jobs done. This provides the perfect opportunity to...

Our nutritional advisor and company partner Peter Fishpool is an expert on equine and canine health. Horses and ponies are notorious for their sensitive digestive systems, prone to all-too-common digestive upsets such as colic or gastric ulcers, so in our...

With the competition season in full swing and many pleasure riders under taking longer rides and fun shows it is important to consider protecting our horses joints from natural wear and tear; prolonging their ability to perform at their best...

Here at Scientific Nutritional Products we are really proud of all of our effective, beneficial and cost efficient equine and canine supplements. One of our best-sellers Canine Joint Right – Glucosamine for Dogs has just made it’s screen debut allowing...

Hoof care is a vital part of summer management for anyone that owns horses. The summer weather can cause our equines feet to dry out, leading to problems such as cracks, heat and bruises. Any horse that has ‘poor feet’...