ASKHQ: ROOIBOS
Q: Why do people feed their horses rooibos? A: Rooibos (Aspalathus Linearis) is unique to South Africa and has always […]
Q: Why do people feed their horses rooibos? A: Rooibos (Aspalathus Linearis) is unique to South Africa and has always […]
Text: Hannah Botha, MSc Equine Nutrition Equine respiratory diseases are a major concern for many horse owners, as they can
Diagnosis Diagnosing windgalls is typically not difficult for your vet. Windgall swellings occur directly above the fetlock on the inside
Q: How is medication absorbed once a horse has consumed it orally? A: Shortly after a horse has been given
Q: My gelding’s sheath is quite big and has a lump on either side of it. It hasn’t changed since
Q: Why is linseed oil the new thing to feed? Asked by Erin Booth A: Oils have been available on
[Q] Why is linseed oil the new thing to feed? [A] Oils have been available on the equine market for
It is no secret that the sun is strong in South Africa, and that any part of your horse’s skin
Text: Dr Luke Poore Capped hocks are cold, non-painful swellings that develop at the point of the hock, and can
Mud fever, taxonomically known as pastern dermatitis, encompasses a whole range of diseases that cause irritations and dermatitis to the