Super fast shippingThrush is a common bacterial infection that manifests as inflammation in the hoof at the level of the frog. It is one of the most common hoof problems in horses.
Although thrush can be caused by environmental factors, it can also occur in horses where the hooves are properly maintained. But what exactly is thrush, how can you recognise it and how can you treat thrush on your horse? Read all about it here!
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.
Every horse has its own needs, that differ due to different factors such as age, breed, living conditions, and exercise. But also the sex of a horse has its influence. For example, mares have to deal with the oestrus cycle, but mares could also be pregnant with a foal or could nurse.
During all these stages of life of a mare, they also need different nutritional needs. A mare can get quite a few nutritional needs themselves. However, some needs aren’t met due to their living conditions. Supplements for mares could be a solution. In this blog, we tell everything about the different stages of life of mares and what nutritional needs have to be met.
Jesse Drent is an influencer, and horse trainer and is known for his natural approach to how he trains horses. Together with his four horses Andorra, Macho, Antares, and Gaio he forms a unique team in which trust, freedom, positivity, and cooperation is a key part to be a unique team. Jesse and his horses give freedom dressage demonstrations, and other shows, but also perform impressive dressage exercises without harness.
In his training, Jesse focused most on dressage with freedom of movement. The way Jesse cooperates with his horses is an inspiration for horse lovers in every branch of sport. In this blog Jesse tells everything about how a positive approach is the best approach to working with horses, and achieving growth. Jesse also tells about the role of nutrition and how supplements help his old mare Andorra.
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