Do you know what grows in the meadows? Birds, the wind, and even rain could spread seeds that will grow into plants in the meadows. Some people take all the plants away as they think they are removing poisonous plants, which is a shame! It is important to know which plants are useful for your horse and which could potentially be dangerous.
The sun is shining, the sky is blue… It is Spring! The days are getting longer and the meadows are starting to become green. Spring is lovely, but ailments are lurking. Things such as itches, colic, mud fever, and laminitis are important to prevent by supporting your horse during the changing from Winter to Spring. In this blog we’ll tell you everyting about the changing of seasons and what it means for your horses.
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!
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!
Horses are naturally well equipped to adapt to seasonal changes. Still, autumn can bring a few areas that deserve some extra attention. Think of daily exercise, changes in forage and regular hoof care. With a few practical adjustments, you can give your horse a little extra support during the colder months. That’s why we’ve put together 5 useful tips. What should you pay attention to and what can you do yourself? Read on and help your horse head into autumn and winter well prepared.
Spring means for a lot of horses the start of the grazing season. Your horse spends more time outside but not every horse likes it. During spring, everyting starts to grow and grow which means that pollen fly through the air like flies. Just like cats, dogs, and humans, some horses react oversensitive to pollen. How arises a pollen allergy in horses and what are the symptoms? How can you help? Read everything about it in this blog!
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