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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...

Summer so far has been fabulous, with ample sunshine, warm temperatures and now extended weeks of hot weather beyond usual expectations for this time of year! The flip side for us country folk, is that it has resulted in very...

In our blog this week we are going to discuss the sensitive topic of losing your beloved canine friend. Though not an easy topic to touch on, as pet owners committed to your animals for life, it is a heart...

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...

Regular, thorough grooming is important for your canine friend and taking good care of his skin and coat will allow him to remain clean and healthy. A good grooming session will prevent any build up of dirt and bacteria in...

For dog lovers there’s nothing better than taking your four-legged friends on a UK holiday, but on the flip-side there really would be nothing worse than losing your dog when they’re away from home. Sadly, each year a number of...

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...

Do you ever find yourself wondering if your canine friend has a concept of time? For example, if you are out for half an hour or four hours does your dog really know the difference, and does he know when...

A new pet joining the fold and coming into our lives is a fun and exciting time for animal owners. However for our existing four-legged friends sometimes introducing a new canine can be a time of uncertainty and an unsettling...