ALOE VERA – IS IT SAFE FOR HORSES?
By Hannah Botha, MSc Equine Science, Epol Nutrition Advisor Aloe vera is certainly not a new addition to the management […]
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ASKHQ: FREQUENCY OF WASHING
Q: How often should you ideally bathe your horse? A: There isn’t really a clear answer to this question, but
ASKHQ: DRY SKIN
Q: My mare has dry skin and is constantly scratching. I’ve tried coconut oil, tea tree oil, and a cortisone
ASKHQ: RINGWORM
Want to know more about ringworm? Like the fact that it isn’t actually caused by a worm but by a fungus? Then, check out this article on ringworm in our equine friends.
ASKHQ: MUD FEVER AND RAIN SCALD
Q: What are mud fever and rain scald? Are they the same thing? Answered by Farryn Day Both mud fever
ASKHQ: RINGWORM
Q: What is ringworm? Ringworm is, in fact, not caused by a worm, instead, by a fungus that infects the
ASKHQ: LINSEED OIL
Q: Why is linseed oil the new thing to feed? Asked by Erin Booth A: Oils have been available on
ASKHQ: DEHYDRATION
Q: What are the signs of dehydration? A: Dehydration is a serious threat to your horse’s well-being, as this loss
ASKHQ: LINSEED OIL
[Q] Why is linseed oil the new thing to feed? [A] Oils have been available on the equine market for
MUD FEVER
Mud fever, taxonomically known as pastern dermatitis, encompasses a whole range of diseases that cause irritations and dermatitis to the