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Helping your Dogs when Home Alone
Our dogs need for connection is strong and as social animals they have evolved to be part of our family pack. It is therefore no surprise that many dogs struggle with being left home alone and can suffer from seperation...
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Feeding for Foot Health
Equine hoof health is paramount to our horse’s health and wellbeing, there is a well known link between what we feed and foot growth quality. In our latest blog Scientific Nutritional Products takes a look at the connection between nutrition and...
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Supporting Dog Joint Health
As our four-legged friends age it is our role as loving dog owners to ensure our dogs maintain joint health by providing optimum care. So what does this look like in reality? In our latest blog Scientific Nutritional Products takes a...
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Horse Vitamins & Minerals
Help improve your riding fitness with Pilates
Pilates is a great form of exercise for equestrian athletes helping them become more balanced, flexible and stable in the saddle. Whether Dressage, Show Jumping or simply hacking out is your thing incorporating Pilates into your regime can enhance your...
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The History behind using Dog Supplements and Horse Supplements
The use of supplements for animals is not a modern invention. Long before the commercial pet supplement industry existed, humans were already experimenting with diet, herbs and natural remedies to support the health and performance of working animals. Today’s dog...
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Canine Joint Right. Why Your Dog’s Joint Health Matters More Than You Think
If you have ever watched your dog slow down on walks, hesitate before jumping into the car, or struggle to get up after resting, you will know how heartbreaking it is. Dogs are loyal companions, family members, and often the...
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Try some 'Flyball' fun this Winter
Flyball has been around since 1994 but a surge of interest in the unique sport has meant here in the UK we currently have the largest flyball association outside of the USA. The British Flyball Association states they have over...
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A Muddy Business! Managing Mud Fever
Mud fever, also known as pastern dermatitis, is a common skin condition which affects our horses and ponies in wet and muddy conditions. Typically caused by bacteria in the soil and resulting from our equines being exposed to a prolonged...
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A Fit and Healthy Dog
What to Look for When Choosing a Dog Walker
Our dogs are a huge part of our daily routine needing regular walks and care. For many of us leading busy lives it can be helpful to build a relationship with a trusted dog walker to help us with a...
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