Horses that don’t replace electrolytes after sweating can become dehydrated, fatigued, or sluggish. In more serious cases, low electrolyte levels may cause muscle cramping, loss of appetite, poor performance, or…
This episode explores sarcoids in horses, what they are, why they occur, how dramatically they can vary in appearance, and why they are one of the most frustrating equine skin…
This episode explores eye problems in horses — why they happen so often, the conditions that commonly affect the equine eye, and why urgent veterinary assessment is essential. It explains…
Horse worming is no longer generally recommended on a routine calendar schedule, with veterinarians and product manufacturers now advising a more targeted approach. Modern best practice is to use Faecal…
For many years, horse owners were advised to worm their horses at fixed intervals throughout the year. While this approach was once considered best practice, research and real-world results have…
It’s very common for horses to lose condition during colder months, often due to a combination of nutritional, environmental, and individual horse needs. Here are some key factors to consider:…
Body Condition Scoring is a simple, practical way to assess whether your horse is underweight, overweight, or in ideal condition. It combines visual assessment with hands-on checking to give a…
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