Health

After a winter break many equestrians are getting their horses fit and ready for the spring season. After the winter period many equines need to develop their fitness in preparation for a higher level of work so alongside this increase...

It is March, which for many horse enthusiasts means only one thing- the Eventing season which  will soon be under way following an easing of Lockdown restrictions. This thrilling sport, known as the 'ultimate test of horse and rider' captivates...

Are you competing in Show Jumping, Dressage or Driving this winter season? Your hard-working competition horse requires a balanced diet, which alongside providing the fuel to perform, is essential to health and well-being. A good diet blended with the combination...

The summer time brings with it much loved days of sunshine and extended daylight hours to spend more time with your four-legged friends. It also often offers many more opportunities to compete in equestrian sport; whether that be in Pony...

If your equine is a hard-working competition horse it is essential to assess whether they have the condition and the fuel to perform to the best of their ability. Offering a balanced diet is essential to every horse and pony’s...

Spring and good weather are finally upon us bringing a combination of sunshine and rain creating lush grazing. Though quite delightful to our horses the ingestion of this rich grass is commonly associated with increasing the risk of laminitis.  The word...

Spring is just about here, and many of us are looking forward to enjoying some time off work, school or university over Easter time. For the majority of equestrians, more time off means only one thing; more time spent at...

The Rio Olympic Games illustrates care for the equine athlete at the highest standard as the Deodoro site is currently being manned by a 130-strong team of veterinary surgeons, anaesthetists, imaging specialists and physiotherapists from Brazil and around the world....

Does your canine friend cry or tremble during bad weather or even go into a complete panic upon hearing the first clap of thunder? In our latest blog we take a look at why our dogs fear bad weather, storms...