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Worming is an essential part of horse health care. A high worm burden can interfere with the horse’s blood vessels, sensitive digestive system and can make the affected horse or pony very unwell. In recent years there has been more...

Many equestrians dream of keeping their horse or pony at home with benefits to enjoy such as having autonomy over care, saving money and all importantly getting to spend more time together, but is it really as straight forward as...

The schools are out and the summer holidays are in full swing, so for many dog owners they can enjoy some more family time with their four-legged friends. During the summer period there can be local activities to take part...

We’ve thankfully waved goodbye to the long wet winter but summertime can bring its own set of challenges with the ground conditions for horse owners. In our latest blog Scientific Nutritional Products take a look at coping with firm ground...

The competition season is in full swing and whether you are eventing, show jumping, carriage driving or competing in dressage every horse rider knows it is crucial to both performance and well-being to keep their equine’s stress levels to a...

The lighter evenings are thankfully upon us and the weather is gradually beginning to improve which means for many dog owners the chance to enjoy more walking time with their canine friend. Maintaining a regular and appropriate exercise level ensures...

With the colder, wetter weather behind us (HOPEFULLY!) Horse owners have got a spring in their step as we finally move towards summer. For many equestrians this means more opportunities to spend time with their horse or pony so in...

Equine lameness is one of the most common reasons your horse or pony may need a veterinary examination. In our latest blog Scientific Nutritional Products takes a look at the process involved. In the unfortunate event of your equine friend...

Our dogs are curious creatures often led astray by their stomachs. Though for many dog owners this can create many an amusing story and anecdote BUT the mischief our canine friends get into with food can sometimes be serious. In...