To a more natural life Text: Christine Pinna Thoroughbreds are notorious for having hoof issues, requiring stables, blankets and plenty…
Many horse owners are plagued by hoof issues like chipping, cracking, slow growth and general softness, and whilst there are…
With the Olympics occupying our screens and closer to home, the upcoming World Cup Qualifier down in Shongweni, here at…
Recognising signs of pain in your horse As devoted horse owners, we share a special bond with our equine companions.…
Q: Why are people worried about the iron level in horse food? A: Concerns about the iron level in horse…
Text: Amelia Campbell-Horne Another of our resolutions is raising awareness of the global hot topic of equine welfare. Equine welfare…
It’s incredibly common for owners to reach for a hoof supplement in times of ‘hoof crisis’, but does this approach…
Text: Christie Bull (www.cwbiokinetics.co.za) Visual assessment of equine movement and lameness, colloquially known as ‘eyeballing it’, has been done for…
Text: Hannah Botha, MSc Equine Nutrition Equine respiratory diseases are a major concern for many horse owners, as they can…
Sacroiliac disease is a relatively common condition that affects the sacroiliac (SI) region in horses. The sacroiliac joints, located where…