Super fast shippingSpring 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!
One of the horse supplements that is frequently written about, is magnesium. An important mineral that horses need for multiple reasons. The Dutch soil is naturally magnesium poor, which means that a deficiency is peeking around the corner. It also plays an important role in different processes in the horse’s body. Why is magnesium important for your horse? When do you give your horse magnesium and what form is best? In this blog we’ll tell you everything about this important mineral for horses.
You might have heard something about it: a Paddock Paradise! But what is it? With a Paddock Paradise you try to create the natural living conditions of a horse. It It ensures that a horse moves more so that the hoof mechanism works better, which is important for good blood circulation and the removal of waste. Pauline Tange, a loyal HorseFlex customer, built her own paddock paradise 3 years ago and tells us more about it.
Maybe you already got once a massage, but did you know that it is also important to massage your horse once in a while? Your horse is an athlete and that’s why you expect a lot from him/ her. Massaging your horse helps your horse to stay healthy and happy. That is why it is very important in all the things you do to take care of your horse. Read all about it in this blog with many useful DIY tips from Marijke van Beek, a certified horse sports masseur.
The build-up to the grazing season is very important. The digestion of your horse has to adjust itself to a new food ration. The digestion of your horse is completely focussed on winter rations and should be changed slowly from stable to pasture. This way is the digestion able to adjust to the new situation and is the body able to prevent problems such as colic, laminitis and diarrhoea. Here are some tips to help your horse stay happy and healthy during the grazing season.
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