Super fast shippingMud fever is serious, often chronic skin condition in the pastern cavity of the horse. A horse with a mug often has a few to many wounds, fissures or scabs in the pastern cavity. In severe cases, a horse may be lame. How does mud fever develop and more importantly, how can you prevent it? You can read more about it in this blog.
In autumn the acorns often fall from the trees to the ground due to rain and wind. If your horse or dog eats too many acorns, he can get acorn poisoning. What is the risk, what are the symptoms and how can you prevent your horse or dog from eating acorns?
In general, horses seem less fearful of fireworks than dogs. At first glance, that seems quite strange, since horses are flight animals by nature. How could that be? And what can you do if your horse or dog is still afraid of fireworks? We give you 4 tips!
Now that autumn has arrived, it also means that the days are starting to get shorter and colder. This means that horses will be stabled more often and that the ration for your horse will change. We give you a number of tips for a healthy transition from pasture to barn!
The transition to spring can bring various conveniences, but unfortunately also inconveniences. It is of course wonderful that your horse can go out into the meadow more often and that the days are longer, so that you have more time for a wonderful outdoor ride. Unfortunately, this being outside is sometimes ruined by…
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