Super fast shippingIn 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!
We often get asked if we give taste guarantee on our products and how you can give your horse the supplements the best way. HorseFlex supplements are 100% pure and are free of any additives. This is why we can’t give taste guarantee. All our products are eaten well, but can be different per horse. What one horse likes can be found disgusting by another horse. Please take a look at these feeding tips!
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…
Horses are flight animals and want to flee when they think they are in dager. Luckily most horses aren’t afraid of fireworks. We have some tips if your horse is afraid of fireworks!
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