myPET Podcast: Queensland Itch In Horses
In this episode, Aria and Dr. Glenn discuss Queensland Itch, also known as sweet itch or summer eczema — a frustrating allergic skin condition in horses caused by bites from…
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myPET Podcast: Neck Worms and Summer Sores in Horses
In this episode, the team explains the parasites commonly called neckworms in horses — mainly Onchocerca and Habronema — and how their unusual life cycles lead to skin irritation, ulcerative…
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Equine Joint Health: The Role of Supplements in Mobility and Performance
Maintaining healthy joints is essential for a horse’s mobility, flexibility, and overall performance. Whether your horse is an active competitor, a leisure companion, or a senior in need of extra…
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How do I know if my horse has digestive issues?
Signs of digestive issues in horses include; If you observe any of these signs, consulting with your veterinarian is crucial for a thorough examination and appropriate diagnosis of potential causes.
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Dehydration in Horses: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention
In hot conditions, it’s essential for horse owners to manage hydration and prevent heat-related stress. Unlike humans, horses can’t tell us when they’re feeling hot, tired, or dehydrated, so it’s…
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How can the ingredients in skin and coat supplements help my horse?
Horse skin and coat supplements often contain a variety of ingredients aimed at promoting healthy skin and a glossy coat. Common ingredients include: Shop for Skin and Coat supplements for…
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Why do horses need electrolytes?
Electrolytes are essential minerals, such as sodium, potassium, chloride, calcium, and magnesium, that help regulate hydration, nerve signals, and muscle contractions. When horses sweat during exercise, travel, or hot weather,…
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When should I give my horse electrolytes?
Electrolytes are especially important during and after heavy exercise, endurance work, competitions, or transport. They should also be given during hot, humid, or stressful conditions when horses sweat more than…
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Can I give electrolytes every day?
Yes, many horses benefit from daily electrolyte supplementation, especially those in training, competing regularly, or living in warmer climates. Daily doses help maintain consistent hydration levels and prevent imbalances before…
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How do I give electrolytes to my horse?
Electrolytes can be provided in a few ways. They can be mixed into feed, added to drinking water, or given directly as a paste or drench. For reliable results, follow…
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