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When your horse doesn’t like the supplement: feeding tips and tricks

We get regularly questions from horse owners that own difficult eaters at the stables. What if my horse doesn’t like the herb or supplement and won’t eat it? Even though most of our supplements are eaten well, every horse is different and also dislikes other kinds of food. All supplements from HorseFlex are 100% natural and don’t contain any food, color, and taste additives. This means that these don’t have a influence on the flavor, and we can’t thus guarantee that your horse likes a specific herb or supplement. However, we can give you some tips that you can try to let your horse eat some types of supplements or herbs that they don’t like. Please continue to read!

Increase the resistance of your horse to prevent a winter dip

The resistance of your horse gets to endure a lot. Especially during the corlder months like winter and autumn. Wind, rain, and frost are factors that have a big impact on the resistance of your horse. Is your horse often in the stables? Stables often contain more irritating substances such as ammonia, dust, and your horse doesn’t have the ability to move freely. This also effects the resistance. Luckily you can support your horse in these months. Read quickly how to boost your horse’s resistance!

Healthy intestinal flora in horses

A lot of horses struggle regularly with their intestines. This is not strange at all: their guts are very sensitive. The gastrointestinal system of horses is very complex and this is why sometimes problems arise. But did you know that a properly functioning immune system also has an effect on the guts and intestinal flora? Read this blog to learn all about intestinal flora.

Respiratory problems in horses

Just like humans and other animals is a healthy respiratory tract very important. We all need plenty of oxygen to function and perform. In addition that horses could have chronic diseases such as equine asthma, and they can also have temporary complaints. These could be complaints such as an infection, but also a temporary irritation in the respiratory tract. How can you recognize respiratory problems in horses and how can you treat them? Please continue to read!

The joints in horses

For health and accomplishments, it is very important to keep the joints of your horse flexible and healthy. For both training horses and recreational horses, the joints are important. But the muscles and hooves are important as well for the health of your horse. This is why it is important to keep the joints of your horse in the best condition possible, In this blog, you’ll read more about it.