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Coughing in horses: Causes, symptoms and treatments

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.

The digestion of horses

Horses are naturally true herbivores. The digestion of horses is fully adapted to plants. Horses have smaller stomaches and a better developed blind and large intestine. To keep your horse healthy and fit, you should know that the digestion is very important. Read all about the digestion of horses in this blog!

A fit horse during autumn and winter

Horses are used to dealing with changes during the colder winter months. But in some cases is your horse more susceptible to typical ‘winter ailments’. Think about stiff muscles and lower resistance. We have listed the five most common winter ailments for you. We also listed what to look out for and how you can support your horse. Read further for a fit horse during autumn and winter.

Measuring= knowing, how healthy is your horse?

Have you ever heard about the Lecher-Antenna? Jill Smit from “Paard& Voeding worked for some time with the Lecher-Antenna and tells her more about it. Jill comes for years with her own horses to the Holistic clinic in Den Hoe, where Eric Laarakker treats her horses. He measures the overall health with the Lecher-Antenna. It inspired Jill so much that she follow the training at Eric Laarakker’s clinic and finished it with success. In the meantime she works with the Lecher-Antenna and tells your more about it in this blog, and also gives some advice!

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Coughing in horses: Causes, symptoms and treatments

The joints in horses

The digestion of horses

A fit horse during autumn and winter

Measuring= knowing, how healthy is your horse?

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