The horse is an obligate nasal breather, this means horses breath solely through their nose. Air passes up through the nostrils and nasal passage, ...

Joint mobility can vary in all horses, depending on breed, age and environment. We tend to put our horses legs through a lot on a daily basis. Pain...

Copper deficiency in horses is one of the most important horse health supplements. It is a trace element required by all body tissues for metabolic...

We all know the expression ‘no hoof, no horse’, poor hoof quality is a complaint of many horse owners, especially for those of the thoroughbred kin...

As we start into the warmer season, keeping horses hydrated is top of the priority list. Providing the performance horses with electrolytes through...

Minerals are an essential part of the diet, despite the fact they provide the body with no energy. Without them the equine body would not be able t...

The equine digestive tract is designed to allow large quantities of forage to be consumed in a continuous manner. The upper part of the digestive t...