Our top tip for having a calm, relaxed, well-muscled and athletic horse, capable of performing in any discipline and staying sound is to check out the work and equine training of Klaus Schoeniech. For over 25 years the Schoeneichs have taught their system of functional horse training at the Centre for Anatomically Correct Horsemanship in Germany. Klaus […]
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Joint Supplements for Horses
Joint supplements play a crucial role in maintaining the health and mobility of horses. Designed to support joint function and reduce inflammation, these supplements are formulated with key ingredients that promote cartilage repair and overall joint wellness. In this article, we will explore the benefits of joint supplements for horses, highlighting their importance in enhancing […]
How do I Feed Oats to my Horse?
In this article, we are going to look at the various types and forms of oats for horses and which we feel is the best to feed to your horse or pony.
Feeding the Young Horse
Discover everything you need to know about feeding the young horse while it is growing up, with advice for a carefully planned approach.
Which is the Best Analysis Test Service?
Find out about the best analysis forage testing for horse hay, haylage and grass. Understand soil analysis for improvement of horse paddocks and pasture and when to choose water analysis to check suitability for equine drinking.
Kickstart your Understanding of Horse Posture
Understanding horse posture is crucial to long-term soundness. Specifically, this relates to the manifestations of laterality seen in horses. Understanding this topic will help to start the journey in correcting the crooked horse.
Forageplus Statistics for Horse Feed Balancer
The numbers and statistics for horse feed balancers and choosing which one is best to feed your horse can be confusing. How do you choose the best horse feed balancer?
Should I feed Beet Pulp to my Horse?
There seem to be a lot of myths about beet pulp doing the rounds on the forums and Facebook pages and groups. Strangely there are lots of people who are very anti-beet pulp and that is a shame because it is a great feed for horses.