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Electrolytes with MSM & Vitamins  should be an essential part of your equine kit; crucial for your horse's recovery after hard exercise. The action of sweating allows the horse to reduce their body temperature as the sweat is absorbed by the...

When looking for a dog trainer to help you with your canine friend it is important to consider that not all professionals are created equal, and also that different techniques and styles may work better than others with your dog....

Summer is in full swing and with the increase in temperature the UK bugs are back in force! Frustratingly our stables, yards and fields can become riddled with these pesky biting insects, midges and flies. With this only to increase...

After what has seemed like months waiting for the grass to grow after recent downpours our pastures are finally springing up. For many of us that means increasing our horses turnout or moving them to their summer fields, but how...

A healthy lifestyle for our dogs involves regular exercise, bonding time between canine and owner and a nutritious, balanced diet. A good diet must supply all the necessary nutrients; including ample protein, carbohydrate, fat, vitamins and minerals. So why would...

The spring/summer months are upon us and for many pet owners that brings with it the season of coat shedding, and our canine friends are common culprits of cloaking our homes in hair!  Dogs have three types of hair: primary,...

When formulating a diet plan for your horse water is often somewhat overlooked as a key nutrient. However this crucial substance makes up more than two thirds of the horse's body and is the single biggest resource allowing the body...

Spring time brings us the opportunity to spend more time outside with our four-legged friends, enjoying the countryside and indulging in additional early evening walks with the extra daylight hours. So, with this extra time on our hands and with...

Spring is hopefully on its way! and after a long winter it is tempting to turn horses out into our spring pastures at the first sight of the sun and the growth of fresh grass. However spring grazing should be...