The Gut–Brain Axis in Horses: How Gut Health Affects Horse Behaviour

The Gut–Brain Axis in Horses: How Gut Health Affects Horse Behaviour

Gut health and behaviour in horses – connected through the gut–brain axis.

Managing Your Mare’s Hormones

Managing Your Mare’s Hormones

We know that owning a mare is something special, but it also comes with responsibility. Supporting her hormones and managing seasonal changes are important for keeping her comfortable and focused, ...

Two horses grazing in a grass field

Grazing Management

Discover how science can improve your horse’s turnout regime. Learn the best grazing management strategies to balance welfare, exercise, and weight control, including strip grazing and track systems.

What Spring grass means for your horse

What Spring grass means for your horse

As winter fades and spring arrives, spring grass becomes a key part of your horse’s diet. But while it may look lush and inviting, this fresh growth comes with hidden risks.

Managing Gastric Health in Stabled Horses

Managing Gastric Health in Stabled Horses

As spring approaches and workloads increase, supporting gastric health in stabled horses becomes an important part of pre-season preparation.

Equine Muscle Disease: From RER to PSSM

Equine Muscle Disease: From RER to PSSM

PSSM, RER and other equine myopathies can all cause poor performance and muscle pain. Learn how to recognise the signs of muscle disease in horses, understand the different types, and manage affect...

Gastric Ulcers in Horses

Gastric Ulcers in Horses

Gastric ulcers in horses can impact both health and performance. A diet high in forage, low in starch, and supplemented appropriately can help prevent and manage ulcers.

Equine Joints and Common Conditions

Equine Joints and Common Conditions

Healthy joint function is essential for rideability and performance, relying on the proper functioning of all joint structures. A horse’s skeleton consists of just over 200 bones, with joints formi...

Clipping with Alan Davies

Clipping with Alan Davies

Clipping your horse is essential for keeping them comfortable, healthy, and performing their best during winter. Alan Davies shares professional advice on choosing the right clip, preparing your ho...

Hay Soaking for Horses: Benefits, Methods, and Tips

Hay Soaking for Horses: Benefits, Methods, and Tips

Hay soaking is an essential tool for managing dust and sugar levels in a horse’s diet - find our more about soak times, hygiene and keeping the diet balanced. 

What is Natural Vitamin E and Why Your Horse Needs It

What is Natural Vitamin E and Why Your Horse Needs It

Natural vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant essential for your horse’s muscle function, recovery, and overall health. Learn why targeted supplementation can make all the difference.

Mighty Muscles: Can Nutrition Build the Topline?

Mighty Muscles: Can Nutrition Build the Topline?

Horses are natural athletes, with muscles finely tuned for speed, power, and endurance. Understanding muscles, recovery, and targeted nutrition is key to supporting equine muscle health and perform...

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