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Many equines form close social bonds with one another, out in the wild they are herd animals so depend on each other for survival. Just like us, ...
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What is Laminitis? Laminitis is a serious and often painful condition affecting the hooves of horses. It occurs when the sensitive laminae, ...
Many of our equines are rehomed as companions for a number of reasons, for example their conformation may not suit ridden work or they may have ...
This time of year can be challenging for both pets and their owners, but there are things you can do to keep 5th November (and the days ...
No owner wants their pet to feel stressed or uncomfortable, so it is important that we can identify what is causing the stress and help them find ...
Do you know which plants are poisonous to horses?
Enrichment is all about keeping your pet’s brain active. It is very important for all animals, providing them with mental stimulation to ...
Having your horse's teeth checked is an important part of their care. You should ensure they have routine dental checks by a vet or qualified ...
What is cushings? Equine cushings is a progressive condition that is identified by a number of symptoms that can affect your horse or ponies ...
Older horses can find it difficult to maintain a good weight in the winter months - this can be for various reasons including difficulty eating ...
