MAKING YOUR HAY COUNT – WHEN TIMES ARE TOUGH FINANCIALLY
Text: Hannah Botha, MSc Equine Science With ever-increasing prices, we are all looking for ways to cut costs, but one […]
Text: Hannah Botha, MSc Equine Science With ever-increasing prices, we are all looking for ways to cut costs, but one […]
Text: Shelley Wolhuter Horses are designed to move. In fact, when it comes to horses, movement really is medicine. In
Q: Why do people feed their horses rooibos? A: Rooibos (Aspalathus Linearis) is unique to South Africa and has always
With the Olympics occupying our screens and closer to home, the upcoming World Cup Qualifier down in Shongweni, here at
Sacroiliac disease is a relatively common condition that affects the sacroiliac (SI) region in horses. The sacroiliac joints, located where
Understanding the disease, treatment, and current import regulations in South Africa Text: Candice Hobday of Hobday Equestrian Enterprises Surra is
Joint infections, also known as septic arthritis, are serious and potentially life-threatening conditions in horses. These infections can lead to
Tendon injuries happen in one of two ways: sudden tears or ruptures from a single overloading event (an injury) or
Flaxseed is quickly becoming a popular nutritional supplement for horses. But what exactly is flaxseed, and how does it benefit
How to feed a ‘hotter’ horse is a dilemma faced by horse owners in many different disciplines. How do you